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andyhu
訪客
1.加燈組
2.手動轉向,將sps固定時間轉個方向,可是粉累喔
3.不管他,像stone大大說的,生命會自己尋找出路
4.照不到光的地方截枝,裂片跟人交換
我是使用3.4兩種
2.手動轉向,將sps固定時間轉個方向,可是粉累喔
3.不管他,像stone大大說的,生命會自己尋找出路
4.照不到光的地方截枝,裂片跟人交換
我是使用3.4兩種
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Andrew
訪客
I guess this all comes down to how shady the area is and the lighting unit you use. Assuming you have enough light in your tank then you could use water flow to help in this situation.
This also happens in nature. In nature, water flow plays an important role in this. If you can have sufficient water flow in your tank, the rippling effect from the water surface would re-direct the light in different directions. The water could also bring food , assist in gas exchange, wash away slime preventing suffocation and ultimately increase the chance for the shaded areas' survival rate. I would not say this would help if part of the coral is in total darkness, OK??
HTH!
This also happens in nature. In nature, water flow plays an important role in this. If you can have sufficient water flow in your tank, the rippling effect from the water surface would re-direct the light in different directions. The water could also bring food , assist in gas exchange, wash away slime preventing suffocation and ultimately increase the chance for the shaded areas' survival rate. I would not say this would help if part of the coral is in total darkness, OK??
HTH!
