Monitoring PAR - How to Test LED Performance & Reduction - Newbie Tank Build

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 12

  • @JakeDogg-RIP
    @JakeDogg-RIP Год назад +1

    Jimmy is the best Newbie on the internets! 👊🍻👌🥰

  • @maureenposhweddingflowers5429
    @maureenposhweddingflowers5429 Год назад

    Jimmy I liked how you took a photo of the reading along with the location of that reading - smart! Stealing that idea when it’s time to add corals, thanks

  • @ou812reefing
    @ou812reefing Год назад

    Very helpful and a Diamond Goby will help with the sand bed

  • @dusk1947
    @dusk1947 Год назад

    I found it very useful you only started with two lights. That's representative.
    Many of us start with only one or two, as the cost is significant. It's one of the reasons I personally like the form factor and the industry's focus on both single fixtures and strip lighting: They offer a progression path for the vast number of us who must work inside a budget.

  • @barelyreefer
    @barelyreefer Год назад +2

    Jake would not be happy. Those numbers are micro moles 😊

  • @AkselLentz
    @AkselLentz Год назад +2

    When are you going to add the new fish that are in quarantine

    • @jimmynewbiereefer
      @jimmynewbiereefer Год назад +1

      Thanks for asking. They just went in. Stay tuned for future episode;)

  • @mrmud
    @mrmud Год назад +1

    Curious to see how long that clam is going to survive with these kinds of par levels. Its definitely starving to death

  • @thomasdirocco
    @thomasdirocco Год назад +2

    Def helps to turn off the pumps before measuring

  • @djmikefury1
    @djmikefury1 Год назад

    Curious about your review between ITC’s new parwise vs Apogee

  • @carlobricco8907
    @carlobricco8907 Год назад

    Are those lights 52w or 95w R24’s?