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so, do you ramp up your light through out the day or do they just come on? what is you light schedule and percentages? did you use the t5s (colors) stated earlier?

i am noticing the same results with my corals. i lost some color and polyp extension on some of the corals. This happened when i went from 65/45 to 80/65 (Blue/white). Maybe too much light? i am going to bring my light intensity back down instead of up to see if the color comes back. if not i am ready to supplement with t5 too. following along to see how this goes.

i have a orange spotted goby, bi-color blenny and lawnmower in my 220 and have no issues with them at all (probably because of the extra room) i see no aggressions toward each other even when they cross paths.

i was at Myrtle beach for my daughters graduation and the water was nice but not looking like that, but i was much more north.

treat the entire tank, much easier

thats cool. i use my GoPro and have taken video and pictures underwater of my tank nice quality i say go for it.

you can look at my gallaery for the finished look

the materials looks like the 8020 t-slot from 8020.net. after opening the d120s you should be able to remove the original hanging studs and replace them with ones that will fit the hole or to your liking.

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So, I was doing my build using the 8020 aluminum bar. I wanted to see if I connected the power plug from one to the other if we can use just one plug. It works! I use a regular straight plug in place of the 90 degree and plug from the regular plug to the universal. (The aluminum bar was in the way of using the plug that came with the light) anyhow I just jumped from one light to the next and the last one I plugged into the wall and they all came on. Anything wrong with doing this?

it could take a few more days. he is just letting everyone know who is boss. My YT does this to all fish in introduce to the tank. after awhile he will calm down but still let the others know who is boss

i have hundreds in my tank and they don't seem to do any harm. i see them mostly on the sand bed and edges close to the glass. when lights go out they climb up the glass and by morning they are gone. Seem like there is alot more now... maybe its time for a Harlequin shrimp

there is a light sensor for night time, is the sensor covered in coraline algae keeping it running in night mode?