I have been battling with somehting for months now, but i think its dinos. All started with dosing vibrant to kill the small amount of bubble algae i had. Now i wish i hadnt as this problem has hurt more corals than i had bubble algae. I looked at some tank water under a microscope and i was wondering if anyone could confirm if it is ostreopsis or not. Thanks.
Is this ostreopsis?
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Zack K
The Butterfly Guy
I see a good resemblance in those pictures ofostreopsis. Sorry to hear about this! I know there is alot of good threads here that explain peoples stories and how they beat them. Personally a blackout worked for me. I Unfortunately lost a few corals in the mean time but it also eradicated the dinos.
Zack K
The Butterfly Guy
This is a great thread to watch. Have you tried Dino X?
Dinoflagellates – Are You Tired Of Battling Altogether?
I don't know what percentage of folks had luck battling dinos with any of the methods in the old Dino thread but it's obviously a very low percentage, so I'd like refresh folks on the natural alternatives and lay out three areas of info: some of the factors that contribute to a dino outbreak...
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I don’t think so. Take a look here and see if it helps.
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Dinoflagellate Identification Guide
I've had this laying around for a while. Had some recent interest, so I tweaked it a bit and am posting it. Not really about cures just ID pictures, videos, and a few short facts. Hope it can be helpful.
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