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Our lighting

Type of light, the setting of your lighting and certainly the amount of light are all important how the animals appear in the aquarium

The right habitat is created by adjusting the lighting system.

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Light Preferences

Corals that live higher on the reef need a warmer light color (Kelvin). Corals that live deeper need a higher Kelvin (more blue light). Some corals live at depths of up to 50 meters where there is virtually no light. These corals have a fluorescent color that makes it easier for them to live in deep water through photosynthesis. These species will not appreciate a lot of light and do better under more blue or lower PAR.

Deepwater Corals

The use of the amount of blue light is a much discussed point. If you only use white light, you will not be very impressed by the ultra colors, as they only become visible when you use more blue in your lighting. Deepwater corals are increasingly popular because of their beautiful colors, which means that the most beautiful photos of corals appear on the internet.

Photography and Lighting

These photos were taken under blue light, which makes the colors clearer after photo editing. That is why we take the photos under blue lighting to show what makes the coral so special. As you see the corals in the photos, you will also see them in real life in our shop. (please note that colors may differ per screen)

We adjust the colors to Apple, so that the colors are as real as possible. Everyone knows someone with an iPhone, iPad or Macbook. As you can see the colors on them, they can also be seen in our shop.

Our Lighting Choice

We keep the corals under LED, namely under Ecotech Radio Gen 6.

We have chosen these systems so that we can show the corals under all types and colors of light and the transition to most aquariums is easier.

The ratio of our sales photos

SPS:

Radion Gen 6
100% Blue, 100% Royal blue and 25%UW.

LP:
Radion Gen 6
100% blue and 100% royal blue LEDs

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Good to know

• Blue light changes the intensity of the fluorescent color, not the color itself.

• At Dreamcorals, photo editing is used to create clarity, not to mislead.

• A normal coral does not become an Ultra coral under blue light, an Ultra coral does become a normal coral under white light.

If you would like to see one of our products under a different light setting or a different type of light, please contact us or come by to see the corals in real life,

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