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hi everyone,

I am once again having issues with dino’s and because i don’t have access to a microscope, i cannot identify them. i heard that dosing phyto can help get rid of them. anyone had success with these?

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I have not used that phyto previously. Does someone in your local reef club have a microscope to see what kind of dinos you have?
 
I have not used that phyto previously. Does someone in your local reef club have a microscope to see what kind of dinos you have?
not that i’m aware of. i think i will have to just buy one. would something like this work for a microscope?
 

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not that i’m aware of. i think i will have to just buy one. would something like this work for a microscope?
I'm not sure the clarity of the images with this item. I bought a cheap one first and it was terrible. The one I finally bought was about $150 but it was extremly clear.
 

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