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Bookmark or Share- LED Lighting for LPS | Reef2ReefAre LED's overkill for an LPS dominated tank? Tank dimensions L36xW22xH22 OR L36xW24xH22 Lighting question 1) EcoTech Marine Radio G4 Pro LED light 2) Kessil A360WE 3) ReefLED90 lighting that comes with the RedSea aquarium packages I still have a bit of research to do on the corals, but my preliminary LPS list is as follows: LPS Coral List:
- Leptoseris is it LPS or SPS? | Reef2ReefLPS: Low-medium light, low-medium flow, direct feedings possible (and sometimes necessary) When we start discussing the genus/species of coral where the polyps aren't obviously large or small, it's the latter groupings which we tend to label them as SPS or LPS. And based off that, a Lepto is an LPS to me. YMMV
- LPS parameters | Reef2ReefSo I have a few questions regarding my 150 gal tank. It is almost all LPS with a few softies (zoa's and mushrooms). I know the LPS tend to like the tank to be a little dirtier when it comes to nutrients so my question is what is a good level to keep them at? My current parameters are: SG-1.025
- Radion templates for mixed reef | Reef2Reef - REEF2REEF Saltwater and ...The lps soft is better. Not so overwhelming bright. I do need 250+ par at the top and I got that by running the lps soft at 65% but that's 6 inches from the surface of the water on my tallest rock. I have acans on the sand bed I don't want to burn. My tank is full of acans 3 torches and I'm slowly starting to add acropora. Any advice?
- Sps, lps, soft corals? | Reef2ReefTo further elaborate on your original question. SPS in general or higher light higher flow. LPs are in the middle, while softies usually are low light and lower flow. For practical purposes LPS are middle road while softies are very easy to care for and SPS can be a bit trickier
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