Trying to gain some insight into conditions that might point to a trend. I personally have come to think lack of bio diversity and too low of phos and nitrate are the primary conditions that cause dino outbreaks to bloom, but since no one knows for sure, thought I would give this a try.
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+++++ Note, I left off LEDs intentionally, as most new tanks have LEDs and I just don't think LEDs are any more likely than any other lighting capable of supporting high demand coral to cause a dino problem.
*********** If you have successfully eradicated dinos, please comment on what worked for you and what strain of dinos you had, if you are sure of the ID.
Thanks for voting!
Feel free to add a condition.
+++++ Note, I left off LEDs intentionally, as most new tanks have LEDs and I just don't think LEDs are any more likely than any other lighting capable of supporting high demand coral to cause a dino problem.
*********** If you have successfully eradicated dinos, please comment on what worked for you and what strain of dinos you had, if you are sure of the ID.