Los Angeles Reef Society - February 8th meeting - PAR, PUR and lighting.

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Aww crap I thought we were having a good reef discussion lol
hahahaha... there was a lot of handsome there today... especially james... got a good hug from him, then he did one of his patented adult ADD disappearing acts...

what's your paypal brother...? PM it to me... or you haz my email... billme...
 

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hahahaha... there was a lot of handsome there today... especially james... got a good hug from him, then he did one of his patented adult ADD disappearing acts...

what's your paypal brother...? PM it to me... or you haz my email... billme...
Haha yea he disappeared quick lol
Just send it to

Paypal@LAreefsociety.org



www.LAreefsociety.org
 

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Sticks are already looking nice. Gotta love winning the club frag pack ..



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He explained what PAR and PUR is. How to use a PAR meter and what range of PAR is useful for corals. Most corals don't need the high par values and that from 100 on to 600 PAR is what most corals can use. Also he touched on K or Kelvin ratings and that above 6000 K is not used by most coral, higher values than that are just to show off the corals but will, over time, cause loss of coral color. There in lies the trade off between brightness and usefulness. It was hard to hear some of what he said as he faced the screen most of the time and not out to us. He was very helpful and friendly. He also commented on the lack of an industry standard for light ratings. I hope that helps some.
 

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