Apr 8, 2017 #1 B BF90GMixedReef New Member View Badges Joined Mar 27, 2016 Messages 21 Reaction score 6 Location Acworth, Ga Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I have a 90 gallon mixed reef and this algae just recently showed up. It is on the rocks and corals.
Apr 8, 2017 #2 saltyfilmfolks Lights! Camera! Reef! View Badges Excellence Award Photo of the Month Reef Squad Emeritus Joined Feb 25, 2014 Messages 28,739 Reaction score 40,950 Location California Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Hmmm gonna need a better pic. First best advice is to just keep cleaning it off. Beef up the CUC. And if it lingers find the plan b.
Hmmm gonna need a better pic. First best advice is to just keep cleaning it off. Beef up the CUC. And if it lingers find the plan b.
Apr 13, 2017 #3 Paullawr Valuable Member View Badges Joined Aug 12, 2016 Messages 1,318 Reaction score 939 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 I'd say that was dinoflagellates but agree a better pic is needed. If you have access to a microscope that would confirm the ID. Dino's will usually reform/grow to almost the exact same length they were before you removed them in just a day. Usually a good way to help ID. Otherwise for now i agree with our resident light guy @saltyfilmfolks
I'd say that was dinoflagellates but agree a better pic is needed. If you have access to a microscope that would confirm the ID. Dino's will usually reform/grow to almost the exact same length they were before you removed them in just a day. Usually a good way to help ID. Otherwise for now i agree with our resident light guy @saltyfilmfolks