golden algae

  1. Reef Puncher

    I ID'd prorocentrum dino and some other golden circular thing i presume is algae? Does anyone know what this is?

    I finally bought a microscope in my losing battle against dinos. The UV filter slowed down the spread, but it isnt stopping them. Neither is dosing NO3 and PO4. My next attempt will be the Dr Tims chemical methods on the way in the mail. But a large portion of the stuff apparently isnt all...
  2. noobreefer2

    Solving my chrysophytes issue one and for all

    Hey everyone, I have been battling this stubborn algae in my tank for the past two years, and I want to finish it. I haven't been consistent with my treatments, which is probably why most of it is still here. Catch up on the progress from the previous thread about it...
  3. noobreefer2

    Dino/Diatom thoughts

    Hello everyone, recently I started to see hair-like film algae appear on my rocks, at first I thought it was diatoms because of the hairiness, I thought that dinos were more snot-like. I went to my LFS and picked up 5 Astrea snails to eat the supposed diatoms (Pic of the film): I don't know if...
  4. LilElroyJetson

    Still Not ID’ed...Diatom? Bacterial Bloom?

    I thought I’d ID’ed this stuff as Licmophora sp. but now that I’ve let it grow out, I’m not so sure. It’s a brown-ish white looking feather protruding from the live rock in mostly high light intensity areas and emerging from what looks like existing algae. Salinity: 1.025 Temp: 78.6 Ammonia: 0...
  5. reeferfoxx

    Chrysophytes?! Help me cure it?

    Chrysophyta (golden-brown algae) The Chrysophyta are the golden-brown algae and diatoms, which respectively account for 1,100 and 40,000-100,000 species of unicellular algae. These algae occur in both marine and fresh waters, although most species are marine. The cell walls of golden-brown algae...
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