lucascoatney
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Are you supposed to leave the light in the refugium on 24/7?
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veni vidi vici
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Originally Posted by lucascoatney
http:///forum/post/2858605
Are you supposed to leave the light in the refugium on 24/7?
if you have calupera algae in there,yes.Otherwise you can do reverse lighting with tank lights.
http:///forum/post/2858605
Are you supposed to leave the light in the refugium on 24/7?
if you have calupera algae in there,yes.Otherwise you can do reverse lighting with tank lights.
king_neptune
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Originally Posted by Veni Vidi Vici
http:///forum/post/2858701
if you have calupera algae in there,yes.Otherwise you can do reverse lighting with tank lights.
reverse lighting? please elaborate what this is.
http:///forum/post/2858701
if you have calupera algae in there,yes.Otherwise you can do reverse lighting with tank lights.
reverse lighting? please elaborate what this is.
subielover
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Basically running the fuge lights opposite of your regular lights. So when your daylight or actinic bulbs turn off, the fuge light would come on. Also helps to stabilize the ph at night, when it generally drops down.
king_neptune
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very interesting. so lights on up top.....keep em off below.
and lights on below.....keep em off up top.
and lights on below.....keep em off up top.
culp
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Originally Posted by King_Neptune
http:///forum/post/2858988
very interesting. so lights on up top.....keep em off below.
and lights on below.....keep em off up top.
yup that's whats a lot of people do. and it really does help with PH after the lights go out on the display tank.
http:///forum/post/2858988
very interesting. so lights on up top.....keep em off below.
and lights on below.....keep em off up top.
yup that's whats a lot of people do. and it really does help with PH after the lights go out on the display tank.