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Old 11-18-2016, 02:47 PM   #1
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Added a new light now my anemones
Took my cheap leds out and added Two 360 kessils. They look good but are they? My anenomes haven't moved now that I changed the light they are all over the tanks. I'm worried about the one in the pic it looks like a long piece of dead brown skin coming from his mouth.Click image for larger version Name: IMG_1479498425.057366.jpg Views: 65 Size: 211.7 KB ID: 291096

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They're probably light shocked. What kind of lights did you have before? The Kessils are dimmable so don't run them at 100
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Sounds like exactly what bribo said. Really similar to snow blindness.
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I suck at this... so I should lower light and acclimate them to 100% or just never go to 100%?
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Lower the light to acclimate to the lower light levels. There isn't any reason to run at 100%
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