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| Posted | Marine lighting |
| 11-03-2007 01:30 by tomdoc |
At night should i turn off all the lights in the tank or should i leave a moodlight on ? |
| 11-03-2007 09:19 by Scraggyaggy |
If you have a moonilght, you should leave it on. That's why it's called moonlight. |
| 11-03-2007 10:00 by Neutralle |
Low level moonlight is a good idea if you have them, if not, all lights out is fine. Darkness/non photo period is almost if not as important as daylight/photo period to corals and inverts.
Mark |
| 11-03-2007 13:13 by yanton |
moonlights are designed to be kept on for a little while after main lights are turned off, to give a transition to darkness.
as we all have natural moonlight coming in from the windows, there is no need for night time lighting. |
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