Just a random thought. What if I angled my lights over my tank to not shine as much on the front glass. Maybe even move them closer to the front with them angled.
what’s your thoughts?
what’s your thoughts?
Angle lights to cut down on algae growth on front glass?
- Thread starter charlieborg
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I've seen people move them closer to the front and angle them back towards their reef. It can help a bit.
check out post number 31 & 32 in this thread.
https://atlantareefclub.org/boards/...uestions-plz-help.1185702/page-2#post-1305316
https://atlantareefclub.org/boards/...uestions-plz-help.1185702/page-2#post-1305316
It's not the be all end all solution. But it absolutely helps, a lot.
Ya, when I saw this question, I was like a few fellow members and thought of @Adam It really does help. I have a small fixture on my 20 IM AIO that put out a limited "cone" of light and you can absolutely tell where the light actually shines on the glass. 3-4" down from the top is where the algae start growing. If I move the light back a bit, it'll start growing a bit lower on the front glass and a bit higher on the back glass.
