Hi
I was in a battle to defeat Dinos with the carbon method, so far it seems I won the battle, very small samples of optreopsis but more biodiversity. Checking with the microscope I saw the bug I post which is one third size of a optreosis, moves fast or stays quiet. I though of a kind of diatom or a new kind of Dino for me.
Someone could help me to ID this.
Thanks loads
![IMG_0799_Original.jpeg IMG_0799_Original.jpeg](https://www.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3564/3564184-9643f548fea990b1b8e80b8b31c5cf7f.jpg)
I was in a battle to defeat Dinos with the carbon method, so far it seems I won the battle, very small samples of optreopsis but more biodiversity. Checking with the microscope I saw the bug I post which is one third size of a optreosis, moves fast or stays quiet. I though of a kind of diatom or a new kind of Dino for me.
Someone could help me to ID this.
Thanks loads
![IMG_0807_Original.jpeg IMG_0807_Original.jpeg](https://www.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3564/3564183-f3421756b93ec0376756374063bbbd64.jpg)
![IMG_0799_Original.jpeg IMG_0799_Original.jpeg](https://www.reef2reef.com/data/attachments/3564/3564184-9643f548fea990b1b8e80b8b31c5cf7f.jpg)