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FAQs about Coral et al. Cnidarians System
Lighting: Nighttime
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what we don't know (mostly the latter) by Sara
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Feeding, LPS Corals, True or Stony Corals, Order Scleractinia,
Propagation for Marine Aquarium
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Corals In The Moonlight! Hello there, Could you please advise
me on whether it is a good idea to leave a blue light, (marine Glo), on
at night. I have left mine on for five months now, and the difference
in the corals is amazing. There is plenty of cover for the fish. <I
don't see the harm in this at all. Think about it- on the reefs,
there is always some ambient light form the moon (except on moonless
nights), and there are many interesting aspects to coral spawning,
plankton upwelling, fish breeding, etc. that seem to be tied to lunar
cycles. You may even want to try running the lights and/or diffusing
them on a schedule that corresponds to lunar phases...could be
interesting to see what happens. Good luck! regards, Scott F.>
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