A common question faced by many fans, until I was light in my saltwater aquarium? The answer is: it depends. For aquarium fish only with live rock (FOWLR) you can often do the lights as long as you like without fear of a rapid growth of algae. This is because the fluorescent lighting normal output or storage tank is much less intense than that of most reef aquarium owners who have used the live coral and shells.
Most aquarists maintain corals runningtheir lights for 8-12 hours a day. This gives the corals have enough time to perform photosynthesis during the day to feed them enough time to enjoy food during the night. Some corals need more light, in order to have an intensive or lights to extend your photo-period. Promotes the problem with running multiple lights there is no algae growth. This can of green hair algae, red slime algae / cyanobacteria, algae and green algae bubble wrap unmanageable. As a side note, the lowestnutrients in the aquarium, the algae to grow less than a trend. You can reduce the nutrients and water by reverse osmosis through the possession of a skimmer well or routine water changes.
Another popular trend is a sunrise / sunset-creating effects of light. Most lamps are equipped with two on / off switch on the control white and blue actinic lamp light of day. These lamps can be placed on separate timers. For example, you can turn the blues actinic watch and then to 9The white light of 10 round clock. As the day passes and the host coral photosynthesis death timer to 8 pm and then turn on the actinic light was at 9 pm. Your attachment can also be the illuminated moon, then another timer to allow for night vision and a full 24 hours to create the light cycle, they could be converted to LEDs.
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