Cyano/Dino bottle Remove truly safe?

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I seem to have an outbreak of cyano/Dino. My PO4 is 0.01 on Hanna ultra low. Sps color is pretty good and growth is good. I even have it in my fuge trying to compete with chaeto.

Wondering if anyone has used any bottle removers. Any downside? Did it hurt SPS or LPS or Fish in anyway?

What brand have you used?

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I just started a frag tank that has dinos and I’m using DinoX, but the only thing it has removed so far is all the flesh off my digitata monti’s.
 
I have used Chemi Clean Red Slimer Remover with no issues many times.
+1. Ive never had any problems with the cyano removal products. I’ve had issues with the Dino and algae removal products.
 
Thanks. I think it’s mainly cyano that’s the problem.

Maybe I’ll try that. Is chemi clean red slime remover the best one?

Thanks
 
I just battled this recently, started dosing Brightwell NeoPhos and NeoNitro to get my levels to 10ppm n03 and .1 p04 and after a week the dinos went away.
 

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