Are these Dino’s ?

[Kammetal]

I just seen these growing on my coral, are these Dino’s ?

 

[Dylan McKenzie Holloway]

Hard to see very well, but I would think so. blow the bubble off and see if they come back, also see if they go away during the night by checking for them before the lights turn on.

 

[jeffrey750750]

All snotty with bubbles, it looks like the ones I had. Mine exploded everywhere, on the sand and rocks. My whole tank looked brown

 

[jeffrey750750]

It looks very minimal at this point, at least syphon the best you can into a filter sock in your sump.

 

[Dylan McKenzie Holloway]

Check nitrates and phosphate. You don't want them to stay in the zero range. It's always best to have a little bit of nutrients in your system to help keep the bacterial ecosystem stable.

 

[Kammetal]

Check nitrates and phosphate. You don't want them to stay in the zero range. It's always best to have a little bit of nutrients in your system to help keep the bacterial ecosystem stable.

Yes checked nitrates close to 0 any ideas to boost them up?

 

[Kammetal]

All snotty with bubbles, it looks like the ones I had. Mine exploded everywhere, on the sand and rocks. My whole tank looked brown

How did you beat them?

 

[Dylan McKenzie Holloway]

Yes checked nitrates close to 0 any ideas to boost them up?

If nitrates are near 0 I could assume that phosphates are as well, however I can't know that for sure. See if your LFS can test phosphates with a hanna checker or something pretty accurate, or maybe even a friend in the area. Start over feeding your fish a little. If you have some flake food you could throw some in the filter sock, if you have frozen make sure to pour all the liquid in the tank, nori is high in phosphates if you feed that you could start adding more, in the long run you could probably add a fish or two. Fish poo is good for a fish tank generally.

 

[waleedreef]

yes it's dino. and you can use Dino X.