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those look very similar to what i have, except i never see mine on the glass, either way i think my next approach is going to be silicate dosing.Hi! Potentially hijacking this thread... apologies, this was the closest match I found when searching.
I too am battling large cell amphidinium dinoflagellates. After almost 2 years, I finally feel like I'm winning. I've noticed a new type of pod has taken over. See attached pics from under the microscope. It looked like they have two independent top and bottom plates. They keep mostly to the substrate and lower inch of glass. I believe they're feeding on cyanobacteria. They're keeping into small communities in lower-flow areas and can crawl pretty quickly when disturbed.
Could someone please confirm these aren't some monstrous evolution of the large cell amphidinium life cycle? I don't think I could sleep tonight if they are, lol. Can anyone ID these?
those look very similar to what i have, except i never see mine on the glass, either way i think my next approach is going to be silicate dosing.