After Months of mind Numbing SPS RTN STN Problems

[saltyfilmfolks]

@mcarrol @reeferfoxx
Care to hazard a guess what this is?

Has not spread. One coral next to it is developing its own strands. Not spread by flow or contact.

 

[XNavyDiver]

Samples bottled and packed in mailer.

Note: sciencey looking gloves. Lab coat and thoughtfully focused look not pictures.

(Photo bomb credit: Queenie. )

Those gloves always remind me of the scene in Fletch when he gets a prostate exam.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Those gloves always remind me of the scene in Fletch when he gets a prostate exam.

Hahahaha.

Note: you can't see my other hand.

 

[XNavyDiver]

Hahahaha.

Note: you can't see my other hand.

Ha! I see what you did there. Well played. Also, for the life of me, I have never seen algae like that. It almost looks like giant strands of bacteria.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Ha! I see what you did there. Well played. Also, for the life of me, I have never seen algae like that. It almost looks like giants strands of bacteria.

In belive it is. I'm talking to a couple neighbors , both science teachers about a scope. My kids biology teacher is actuality a marine biologist. But I'll have to wait till after turkey day to ask if she can look at a sample.

I belive it is still possible it's a dinoflagellate. The appearance of it on a coral not in contact or flow would indicate motility.

 

[XNavyDiver]

I definitely will be following.

 

[GoVols]

In belive it is. I'm talking to a couple neighbors , both science teachers about a scope. My kids biology teacher is actuality a marine biologist. But I'll have to wait till after turkey day to ask if she can look at a sample.

I belive it is still possible it's a dinoflagellate. The appearance of it on a coral not in contact or flow would indicate motility.

My first thought was dino's until your post #81...

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

My first thought was dino's until your post #81...

Exactly buddy. It's why in help threads I'm the last one to say Dino's (ie cancer)

 

[reeferfoxx]

Looks like brown jelly disease. Could be some other bacteria but I wouldn't say dino....yet. @mcarroll Check this out.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Looks like brown jelly disease. Could be some other bacteria but I wouldn't say dino....yet. @mcarroll Check this out.

Tag fail again!! Lol

 

[mcarroll]

@mcarrol @reeferfoxx
Care to hazard a guess what this is?

Has not spread. One coral next to it is developing its own strands. Not spread by flow or contact.

I checked phycokey and that's for sure Cthulhu spp.

Here's a video that shows correct treatment options and a good example of movement for positive ID:

 

[reeferfoxx]

I checked phycokey and that's for sure Cthulhu spp.

Here's a video that shows correct treatment options and a good example of movement for positive ID:

I waited all day for this ;Hilarious;Hilarious

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

I waited all day for this ;Hilarious;Hilarious

I checked phycokey and that's for sure Cthulhu spp.

Here's a video that shows correct treatment options and a good example of movement for positive ID:

Hahahahaha.
Spot on ID!!

And yes . It does taste like chicken.

 

[GoVols]

dp

 

[GoVols]

Here's a video that shows correct treatment options and a good example of movement for positive ID:

 

[Punchanello]

This thread is especially terrifying if you have kids.

 

[Punchanello]

Those gloves always remind me of the scene in Fletch when he gets a prostate exam.

Moooon river....>!!!!

 

[mcarroll]

Man that is a bummer!!!

(Something wrong with alerts that I never saw this thread posted even tho you are followed...didn't know what I'd been tagged into earlier.)

 

[RamsReef]

Winner winner chicken dinner.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

Man that is a bummer!!!

(Something wrong with alerts that I never saw this thread posted even tho you are followed...didn't know what I'd been tagged into earlier.)

Yea, I get dropped out a bunch of stuff.
Thus the 300 open windows on my phone and 900 bookmarks. Lol.
I've put together a note book on some of Danas threads.