Best LPS for mid/top of tank, higher-PAR areas?
- Thread starter JDMixon
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What’s your definition of higher Par? Most lps will do well if properly acclimated. I would probably go with euphyllia
Yes to both statements. I've got a platygyra that is advertised as "low to mid light requirements" that gets cooked in my tank. The rock it was on got moved during a large re-aquascaping event and it ended up towards the top. It died back but there were still mouths tucked in and under some nooks and crannies and over the years it's grow and spread into on of the brightest spots of my tank (375+ PAR).
You know Pink hydnopora is an awesome LPS that looks like an SPS and loves high light. I think I saw one for sale on the forums recently.
He would probably take an offer on it too.
He would probably take an offer on it too.
Pipe Organ would fill that space quickly
Oh, pink hydnophora at the top of the tank. In my mind I'm picturing it up and clear of anything it could sting and I'm liking what I'm seeing (in my head).
@JDMixon - hit me up and let's get a PAR reading on the books. Without knowing what we're talking about it really is kind of hard. I've done a lot of PAR readings for members and mid to top of the tank can be a huge swing in light intensity.
@JDMixon - hit me up and let's get a PAR reading on the books. Without knowing what we're talking about it really is kind of hard. I've done a lot of PAR readings for members and mid to top of the tank can be a huge swing in light intensity.