There's something fishy about this build...

This can't be dinos with these numbers right?? IMG_2245.jpeg
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Unlikely?

Nevermind.
 
I haven't heard of this, please explain..
Hold on let me find the right one.
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There is also a great group on the FB. Macks dino something. Best thing to have on hand is an inexpensive microscope to get a good ID and then follow the treatment protocol for the specific kind of dino you have. Some are primarily in the water column and others are rock/ sand based. They are treated a bit differently.
 
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Do you have a microscope? It could also be chrysophytes. They look very similar to dinos.
 
Do you have a microscope? It could also be chrysophytes. They look very similar to dinos.
No. Its bubbly and only shows up late in the day.
 
I have ordered @JoJosReef fiji mud, adding pristine, and am stopping AB+ dosing.





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In other news just managed to whack myself in the side of the knee with 5 gallons of water.
 
I have ordered @JoJosReef fiji mud, adding pristine, and am stopping AB+ dosing.
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Fyi, the mud that AquaForest gathers has magnetic particles in the substrate. They swear it isn't "metal filings" and that the waters are pristine where they collect, so naturally occurring... Yeah, in any case, I mix it in a tupper with a very strong magnet (the OctoAquatics SHU magnet) below the tupper to pull out all magnetic bits and dump straight from the tupper holding the magnet against it. I've got a post about it, I'll link before my flight tonight.
 
Put magnet inside ziplock baggie , should make easy to remove filings,
works great for nails in a firepit... ;)
although larger magnet n wallyworld bags...:D:)
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