Chrysophytes?! Help me cure it?

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@taricha Do these look like chrsophytes? I battled LC Amphidiniums for close to a year and finally beat them dosing silicates and phytoplankton. I now have SC Amphidinium and these green cells covering my sand and rock work.
Old thread but the answer is "yes" those are chrysos.
 

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Need some help on this as I’m also battling chrysophytes. Is the verdict that raising No3 and Po4 to 5/0.05 the best solution?

These did coincidentally start showing as my nitrates dropped - as soon as I saw it hit 1ppm I started dowsing brightwell. I’m currently up to 3ppm/0.05ppm.

Advice is welcomed. Thank you!
 

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Need some help on this as I’m also battling chrysophytes. Is the verdict that raising No3 and Po4 to 5/0.05 the best solution?

These did coincidentally start showing as my nitrates dropped - as soon as I saw it hit 1ppm I started dowsing brightwell. I’m currently up to 3ppm/0.05ppm.

Advice is welcomed. Thank you!
I think we both posted in another thread on the subject but just in case...
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/symbiodinium-got-any-treatment-ideas.811322/
 

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