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Originally Posted by Big E
Hi Wally,
Some of those frags looked pale/bleached. Any that are light in color I would put in the shade, for example under a frag rack or ledge. Let them completely brown out before they're moved back into any direct light.
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Ed,
I highly value your opinion. I know you know exactly what you are talking about (I DON'T know much about SPS).
So I need to understand things VERY Clearly.
TWO THINGS:
1) I thought the plan was to leave things alone for a while
---------> I just got this tank stable with ALK=7.0 in last day or so
---------> New Frags have survived without any damage longer than ever before.
---------> All Frags are showing good PE (Which I never had before)
---------> SOME TIPS are showing Vibrant NEW TIP Colors (Not all, some).
2) OLD Pictures (SPECIFIC Frag Move)
---------> Most of the pictures are before some acclimatization, so let me retake photos of each (Learning Photography, in BRIGHT MH lighting)
---------> Once I have new PHoto's you can recommend (FRAG #xxx) to be moved
So let me understand your recommendation.
-> Some Frags are overexposed, and need some lighting rest.
CORRECT?
-> Perhaps I need to raise lights? (But that would affect all FRAGS) and (Bad change in General)
-----> Same bad ideal (To reduce PHoto Periods Currently=[ 6HR MH, 8 HRS MH+T5 ] ).
-> Perhaps I need to increase nutrients?
-> OR SOMETHING SIMPLE (My FRAG RACK is MAGENETIC and can be lowered 4 inches EASILY)
Let me re-take photo's and you can give me some specific advice (FRAG # wise)
** NOTE** These are all $7 test frags, but frags are frags **