Zoas biocube & Steve’s leds

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I’ve recently upgraded my cube light to Steve’s LEDs. I’m at 37% capacity for ramping them up. Initially I put some zoa frags up top (8” from top of water ) and they have done pretty good but now should I relocate them lower in anticipation of stronger light intensity ? I have one plug that I’m gonna pull out to remove some bubble algae anyways so. Thanks for your help !

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Its really trial and error based on your specific parameters. It may take weeks to really know.

I would personally slowly ramp up the light over a month until its at a pleasing intensity to your eyes and corals. Then let the corals acclamate to it.
 
Its really trial and error based on your specific parameters. It may take weeks to really know.

I would personally slowly ramp up the light over a month until its at a pleasing intensity to your eyes and corals. Then let the corals acclamate to it.
Im ramping them up 1% per day so it’s gonna take some time for sure
 
Which controller did u get w lights been looking at upgrading mine
Went with the Hurricane ; apparently more options for control. Once you get the hang of programming it , it’s super easy. No regrets. Lights made an immediate impact on health of corals
 

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