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Old 01/01/2008, 10:49 PM
Zatko Zatko is offline
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Ambient sunlight?

I'm just curious as to if afternoon (12-3) sunlight would matter much for a crocea, maybe even derasa. It's not direct sunlight, nor is it very bright through the shades, but I noticed on one end it could help the situation of possibly havine one. I own a Red Sea Max, and only have 110 W 50/50 powercompacts over it, so I realize this is an iffy situation.

It may just have to be my little experiment.

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Old 01/02/2008, 01:20 PM
mbbuna mbbuna is offline
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i dont think you will see much benefit especially since its indirect and through shades
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