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Blue coral placement?
I was wonding where you think blue colored corals should be placed? Are they high light corals or low light? For example, I have a blue tort, should it be high or low in my tank? I thought, the lighter the color, the more light it needs?
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it all depends on the coral. cali torts do well in both high and low- lower if you want more blue, higher if you want purple/green
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Darn, I have 3 blue corals up higher in my tank. I really can't move them any lower though, I don't have the room. They are holding their color so far.
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i would move it to my tank
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I am having two blue corals in my tank.
This in at the upper section between my two halides. Absorbing intense lighting of both XM & Aquaconnect. This is in the mide section Also in between my two halides I thk both corals are fine although the upper level one gives me a slightly darker blue. It could be my actinics playing tricks on my eye |
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Maybe when they are big enough to frag.
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Ya Mike, its not workin' in your tank. Send it my way!
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Intensity is only one factor in coloring up corals. If you want to turn or keep a coral a color then it has to get the right spectrum also. You can see this in a ORA tort. Those things seem to go from green to bright blue to purple. Check out this thread.
http://www.reeffrontiers.com/forums/...ead.php?t=1324 Read this and live it.
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Or better yet, read a book, for goodness' sake! Much of what's on that thread is mishmash. The blind leading the ignorant!
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