Do pods really eat cyano and/or dinos?

I've seen posts where people say they have "heard" that pods eat cyano and dinos. But is anyone able to say that pods definitely made a difference?
While they can or will, they cannot keep up with the rate of reproduction of cyano and dino
 
Well according to the BRS video if you add a TON of pods during a specific point of the ugly stage then you may notice a positive difference...however, if your tank isn't going through the "ugly phase" and you have dinos or cyano i highly doubt adding a bunch of pods would be the cure. Probably better to identify the source of the problem and go from there.
 
agree with others, it's not the cure all but I believe they are highly beneficial to the reef ecosystem.
 
Well according to the BRS video if you add a TON of pods during a specific point of the ugly stage then you may notice a positive difference...however, if your tank isn't going through the "ugly phase" and you have dinos or cyano i highly doubt adding a bunch of pods would be the cure. Probably better to identify the source of the problem and go from there.
Fortunately, I don't have any issues right now, but my hope is that they will help prevent them in the future.
 
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I added pods early on and so far never had an issue with dinos and my ugly stage was little to nothing. Dry rock , live sand, one 1 pound live rock from someones old tank and slowly added turbos as there was enough food for them.
 

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