Raise PH make dino grow even more rapidly?

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This dino looks like Coolia. I followed others instructions to raise PH to 8.4 - 8.5 it was 8.3 and I found even more dino. Am I doing wrong?

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It has been a week I raised PH
 
This dino looks like Coolia. I followed others instructions to raise PH to 8.4 - 8.5 it was 8.3 and I found even more dino. Am I doing wrong?

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To be clear, you (A) raised pH and (B) what may be dinos increased.
That does not mean that A caused B.
 

If the mucus is really strong and gelatinous, like it can almost hold its shape out of water, Then it's likely chrysophytes.
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If the mucus is really strong and gelatinous, like it can almost hold its shape out of water, Then it's likely chrysophytes.

It is not strong at all, it easily get off the rock by pushing water to it using a baster. Is dino always moves? I microscoped again and these thing does not move at all:

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It is not strong at all, it easily get off the rock by pushing water to it using a baster. Is dino always moves? I microscoped again and these thing does not move at all:

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Yep. Our pest dinos always have some moving cells.
Can't make out enough detail to say much about them, but it's not dinos.
 

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