Marine velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatumc- dinoflagellate)

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Hi
Through little bit of research I have came to know that Marine velvet (Amyloodinium ocellatum is a dinoflagellate), and one of the treatment is also prescribed as Aspartic Acid.
As your product contains Aspartic Acid for the treatment for Dinoflagellates. Will it be effective on Amyloodinium ocellatum - Marine Velvet in reef tank
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