Polyp More Condition_treatment How Much Is Enough Light For Something Like A Flowerpot Coral, A Mushroom Polyp, Gorganians, Stuff Like That.?
How much is enough light for something like a flowerpot coral, a mushroom polyp, gorganians, stuff like that.? - polyp more condition_treatment
How much is enough light for something like a pot of mushrooms gorganians coral polyp, things like that?
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Flower Pot is very difficult to maintain too.
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Fungi are simple and do not need much light.
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Gorgons, depending on what you are looking for can be very difficult to maintain and easy to maintain.
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My golden rule for the conservation of coral is "adequate lighting, and you have the best"
Do not skimp on lighting for a reef aquarium.
The mushrooms do not need as much light as some other corals. Pots, depending on gender - Alveopora well with less light than most of Goniopora. Everyone should at least compact fluorescent or T-5th There is no "formula" that will be used to tell exactly what should not be working - more light is better, but must always placing in the tank - how far into the surface of the rock to coral Square (distance between the bright coral), and the water flow.
Gongorians are no photosynthesis, so there is no consideration of "how much light is needed. But in general, do most in aquariums, so it is better to reach them.
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