Corals Under mini Compact Flourescent Bulbs?

I downsized my 33 gallon to a 10 gallon (big jump I know). I sold all of my fish except my 2 clownfish but I kept all of my coral. What I am using for lighting is two 20w mini compact flourescent 50/50 bulbs. 50% Actinic and 50% 10,000k daylight. It has been about 4 days now since the transfer and everything seems fine so far. The corals I have under this lighting are:
-Kenya tree Coral
-2 Different kind of Zoos
-Button Polyps
-4 different kinds of Mushrooms
-Clove Polyps
-Montipora Digitata
-Montipora Capricornis
-Devil's Hand Leather Coral
-Large Frogspawn
So far it has been 4 days and all of the corals seem just as happy compared to when they were under my T5's in the 33gal. Is 4 days long enough to tell if everything will be ok? I figured if they weren't happy by 4 days I would see some of the corals going downhill but so far have not. Are the mini compacts going to be able to keep all my corals happy?

 

Oh, and the brand of the bulbs are Corallife!

 

i think so holly, just remember it won't take long at all for something bad to happen to a 10g nano with all that coral it could go bad quickly. thats the only bad thing about a small tank so, keep both eyes on it at all times and you will be ok

 

IMO you can expect an unhealthy change in the Montis. Everything else should do well.

 

Yea, I have done a lot of research on keeping a nano and I am constantly checking on my tank throughout the day

 

+1 on the montis, I would think that if any of them are going to take a turn for the worse it is going to be the montis first (as far as lighting is concerned). I would keep an eye on them and possibly the frogspawn, everything else should be ok.

 

Here are some info for you..

Kenya Tree Coral: Moderate to High
Frogspawn: Moderate to High
Clove Polyps: Moderate to High
Montipora Digitata: Moderate
Montipora Capricornis: Moderate
Zoos: Moderate
Button Polyps: Will tolerate very low light levels, especially if they are otherwise fed, but tend to develop brighter colors under higher intensity lighting.

I know for a fact the montipora will not like a PC lighting. As for the other they are more demanding. I wouldn't recommend a PC for those corals that require moderate to high lighting. It will take a bit for your corals to take a dive. It all comes down to proper spectrum. Also, frogspawns do have long tentacles to get food, but will sting other corals.. Now that you have a smaller area, this may be a concern.