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Any still pics under white lighting?
I can’t open video on my phone
Not the best sorry, I figured the movement would really tell them apart. Thank you
 

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Could be protozoa that's responsible for FTN and STN, they move the same way. But the pics are too bad for any other ID Like removing dinos as culprits. Dinos are slower and move more random and are much smaller though
 
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Could be protozoa that's responsible for FTN and STN, they move the same way. But the pics are too bad for any other ID Like removing dinos as culprits. Dinos are slower and move more random though. What is the magnification?
It's 4x and I didn't want to give out the information in case it swayed the answers, but it is from a piece of tissue from a STN acro..
 

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from a piece of tissue from a STN
The worst spot to find protozoa.
My last sps STN Case was due to a bacterial infect. I couldn't find any protozoa but a lot of spiral bacteria.
You may need to pay attention about the spreading of these things and take out infected SPS as soon as they appear. I dont know how to treat protozoa though
 
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Have you tried dipping? Wondering if a dip will have effect on them
It's been thru dips but not recently, and I'm not sure they effect healthy coral or just show up after it's in trouble, it was recently fragged and noticed a white tissue spot I figured I'd look at it under the scope.

But it will go thru a dip today, unfortunately they are not visible without a scope
 

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Anyone else, experience with these?

@vetteguy53081 ?
Looks like copepods or ostracods. Would love to see the physical things you have in pics
I’m on a cruise and limited internet but returning to port tomorrow morning
 

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