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Hi All,
I know its been discussed before for corals, I believe 12 hours is recommended, but what about FO. I'm waiting for tank to mature before I add corals. I have one small Pec Clown. 80g tank 4 x 55W white (7.1K) and 1 x 42w actinic. Its fairly dark during the day here in Scotland at this time of year so not much natural light gets in. Should I just have the lights on in the evening for my families benefit or is it better still to have on fort he 12 hours the fish would get on a reef? I plan to switch on/off in sequence to emulate it getting lighter and darker. Thanks Les |
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