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Yeah I’ve got dinos, so my approach for now is to feed diatoms. With tap water XD
Whether ostreo or amphi- this works:
When we see zero readings, automatically we assume this is the cause but by the time you see zero numbers, its because the dino has consumed the po4 and no3 and are multiplying and in turn many dose no3 and po4 to bring numbers up not realizing they are feeding these flagellates even more.
Its biological deficiencies that are causing the dino structure and No light is first key followed by the addition of bacteria to overcome the bad bacteria allowing them to thrive
Prepare by starting by blowing this stuff loose with a turkey baster and siphon up loose particles. Turn lights off (at least white and run blue at 10% IF you have light dependant corals such as SPS) for 5 days and at night dose 1ml of 3% hydrogen peroxide per 10 gallons for all 5 nights which works as an oxidizer. If you dont have light dependent coral- turn all lights off. During the day dose 1ml of liquid bacteria (such as micro bacter 7 or XLM) per 10 gallons. Clean filters daily and DO NOT FEED AMINO OR ADD NOPOX which is food for dinos, however you can feed coral, food which will help no3 and po4 to increase. If increasing nutrients, try to keep no3 to about 5 until you are done battling these cells.
Doing a daily siphoning will help greatly But . . . . . Siphoning will reduce nutrients , so siphon the water into/through a filter sock and save the water and return it back to tank. Obviously clean the filter sock each time.
You can feed fish as normal and if doing blackout, ambient light in room will work for them
 
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On going project not finished yet but running great thought I would share with you all . The Tide is low this afternoon so maybe a few photos later .
 

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I just finished my science exam and got a really good grade but in a couple hours I have my spanish exam and I am absolute rubbish at spanish someone help me por favor :loudly-crying-face:
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Not for me but my daughter speaks it fluently
But she has brain not like me I am good with my hands but anything on paper rubbish
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I have finished the first part of my spanish exam. I got an 8/100 I think I am going to fail lol
 
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Our last WYSIWYG online coral update sold out in record time, so we've been hard at work and refreshed our online selection again. There's almost 200 new corals online, all available for delivery. Here's a couple of our personal favourites, but be sure to check out the full selection online below:​
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Kraken Corals

WYSIWYG Coral Update​

Our last WYSIWYG online coral update sold out in record time, so we've been hard at work and refreshed our online selection again. There's almost 200 new corals online, all available for delivery. Here's a couple of our personal favourites, but be sure to check out the full selection online below:​
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£220.00​

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£75.00​

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£150.00​

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£250.00​

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Them corals look pricey too me
I am looking for £20 lol
 
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Which kind of shrimp do you think is more practical? I'd like to know because their prices vary so much.
 
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