Dinoflagellate Identification Guide
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Hello. I am by no means an expert. It’s hard to tell as better pictures are needed. Some of the cells look like they have the beak protrusion on one end like Ostreopsis. Do you know what to do to treat them? Also post your water parameters.
mnadeau
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I just got a better microscope today, ill be taking new pictures and post them with parameters this weekend. Thanks for the attempt but after I seen how clear others pics were I knew I needed better.
@taricha beat me to the answer. But then again they helped me when I had the issue with Dino’s. Don’t lose hope. You can beat them and when you do… tank will be beautiful.
Ryan67stang
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Hi, I need some help I've been dealing with these forever and hopefully with your help I can try and eradicate these little buggers. They almost dissappear throughout the night, but by lights out my sand and a lot of my rock is covered in a blanket of them
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Jones375
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Thank you. Plan of attack:
- I've been dosing Neophos and Neonitro to get levels back up since they bottomed out
- Dosing silica, aiming for 1-2ppm, seachem test kit to confirm
- hooking up 40w pentair UV. System ~80 gallons. I know no ideal for this type but I have it so why not use it?
- Dosing phyto and copepods
- Daily vacuuming into 10 micron sock. I was doing it with 200micron but it seemed like so much was making it through the sock.
Wish me luck.
- I've been dosing Neophos and Neonitro to get levels back up since they bottomed out
- Dosing silica, aiming for 1-2ppm, seachem test kit to confirm
- hooking up 40w pentair UV. System ~80 gallons. I know no ideal for this type but I have it so why not use it?
- Dosing phyto and copepods
- Daily vacuuming into 10 micron sock. I was doing it with 200micron but it seemed like so much was making it through the sock.
Wish me luck.
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