Options for Combating a Dino Outbreak

Scientific or not, I would like to know how many have really succeeded in defeating dinoflagellates with competitive methods. I am not questioning it.
This is similar to human medicine where it is almost never enough to just introduce a good environment in the first stage, though it works as a prophylactic agent.

Could we have a thread here or elsewhere where we have some sort of results summarised regarding how different methods and their success rates perform? It is very hard to see that in forums where the threads are long and hard to get an overview
Agree^^^. Though I am questioning the success of the methods.
 
I would start dosing microbacter clean or microbacter 7 along with vaccuming the Dino’s up. The bacteria will prevent the Dino’s from growing out again
 

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