Is this Dinoalegate or not?

[wesamazmy]

I posted this thread in the Algae section but I didnt get any feedback and help, it seems no much view there.

Any way please help me to ID this, is it Dinoalegate? if so what to do?

 

[twilliard]

IMO that is not dinoflagellates
It has more of the look of spirulina growth pattern.

 

[Tahoe61]

Sorry you received no assist in the other thread.

In that image is would be impossible to make an accurate ID, we need an image, a macro if possible of the unknown algae type.

Dino appears as snotty strings with the development of bubbles during the photoperiod.

You could very well have Cyano rather dino.

 

[wesamazmy]

Sorry you received no assist in the other thread.

In that image is would be impossible to make an accurate ID, we need an image, a macro if possible of the unknown algae type.

Dino appears as snotty strings with the development of bubbles during the photoperiod.

You could very well have Cyano rather dino.

Thank you

I will try to provide more high resolutions photo today

 

[twilliard]

If you have access to a microscope shoot us a picture :)

 

[Diesel]

Sorry my friend for the none assist earlier in the algae thread.
Pretty sure you got the ball rolling now and we will support you in every step to find out what you dealing with.








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[wesamazmy]

If you have access to a microscope shoot us a picture :)

I don't know even what is the access to a microscope :) but I will see if I can provide any other helpful images

 

[2clowns1tank]

I am by no means an expert but from personal experience if you have that much bubble algae a nutrient/po4 issue is at hand anyway.

 

[kireek]

IMO that is not dinoflagellates
It has more of the look of spirulina growth pattern.

Sorry you received no assist in the other thread.

In that image is would be impossible to make an accurate ID, we need an image, a macro if possible of the unknown algae type.

Dino appears as snotty strings with the development of bubbles during the photoperiod.

You could very well have Cyano rather dino.

I agree with my fellow REEFSQUAD members,you guys rock.I found this link,thought it may be helpful:

http://reef2reef.com/threads/helpful-method-for-identifying-dinoflagellates.216508/

 

[wesamazmy]

I agree with my fellow REEFSQUAD members,you guys rock.I found this link,thought it may be helpful:

http://reef2reef.com/threads/helpful-method-for-identifying-dinoflagellates.216508/

This is helpful and easy method, I will try it and get back to you. Many thanks

 

[wesamazmy]

I am by no means an expert but from personal experience if you have that much bubble algae a nutrient/po4 issue is at hand anyway.

For sorry I have no phosphate test right now! But I think yes becouse I notice not dissolved fishes waste on the sand lately, my nitrate bellow 10

I think my blue tangs becomes a problem in my 55g system

 

[wesamazmy]

Update

I do the test above

Water before



After 2 hours


I have didn't notice any growth in the cub

Also the bubbles almost disappeared from the whole sand bed.

Also my tang keep picking it on the sand, as I know it's will kill the fish if the eat it! Is this correct?
It's almost a cyano ?

 

[wesamazmy]

I am running 4 hour lights for the bast 2 days, almost disappear

 

[twilliard]

I vote spirulina :)

 

[wesamazmy]

I vote spirulina :)

Yes thanks for your support, I am happy with that :)