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    korndiddy20 - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Id be curious to see comparisions of the frags you guys have shown in different placements. For example if the armor of gods are in the sand bed, what would it look like if you had a extra frag and were able to put it up high.

    I have some pink and golds and under low light are not very nice, but under high light look amazing. I have a 6 bulb t5 fixture and my tank is 12" deep.

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    John - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    http://www.captivereefs.com/forum/sh...3&postcount=14

    I did one like that.

    Quote Originally Posted by korndiddy20 View Post
    Id be curious to see comparisions of the frags you guys have shown in different placements. For example if the armor of gods are in the sand bed, what would it look like if you had a extra frag and were able to put it up high.

    I have some pink and golds and under low light are not very nice, but under high light look amazing. I have a 6 bulb t5 fixture and my tank is 12" deep.
    I will think outside the glassbox.

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    Wy Renegade - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by korndiddy20 View Post
    Id be curious to see comparisions of the frags you guys have shown in different placements. For example if the armor of gods are in the sand bed, what would it look like if you had a extra frag and were able to put it up high.

    I have some pink and golds and under low light are not very nice, but under high light look amazing. I have a 6 bulb t5 fixture and my tank is 12" deep.
    Mark, the AoG post actually shows polyps grown at two different depths; the left hand picture is on the sandbed, and the right hand picture is a polyp that sits about 6" below the surface. I also posted up the picture of what happens to Kryptonite under very high lighting.

    Like you I also have the Pink and Golds, unfortunatly mine all have the lost the nice "pink" and have more the fairy dust appearance. I was told this was due to tank chemistry rather than lighting. Any thoughts/experience on that one?
    I collect PEs, and I'm always looking to trade for ones I don't have yet.

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