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Yellow everybody new here but not a newbie . I have a 125 and 40 reef. I am currently fighting “Dino’s” in the 125 which is new to me along with the fact that zero reading in phosphate and nitrate isn’t always a good thing. Such a weird concept!

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Thanks everyone. Since Dino’s are a new thing to me I may need some help if anybody has advice. To help the problem I took my chemipure blue out. I am dosing neophose and neonitro and microbacter7 daily. Only been dosing a couple days so no noticeable difference yet. I read somewhere to turn my protein skimmer off but I don’t really want to….
No changes in readings yet. One day (year) I plan to upgrade this tank to a 250-350 reef my total dream. Anyway take care ya’all.
 
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