Dinoflagellates response to; Temperature and Bacteria - PART 2

In this video I explain in detail how temperature and beneficial bacteria can keep Dino's in check by raising your water temperature and in addition adding beneficial bacteria.

[@mickwoodhouse1333]

Hi Eddie great video, l was having the same problem as you and went down the same road but I also added a couple of conches which helped better with the dinos on the substrate, now that the dinos have gone I just feed them with dry sea weed, get one for your tank Eddie I promise you won’t be disappointed they constantly turn over the substrate and not expensive. 👍🏻

[@EddiesReefAquaria]

Hi Mick, thanks for your info. I had two conches, but both died what I think is since Dino's are toxic that may have been the reason.

[@R1nzler84]

Awesome video

[@EddiesReefAquaria]

Glad you enjoyed it. Eddie

[@tonycloseukreef3799]

Cheers eddie helpful video 👍

[@EddiesReefAquaria]

No problem 👍Eddie

[@Dan_wiles]

Did raising the temperature work?

[@EddiesReefAquaria]

Yes it did. Eddie

[@gordonissocoollike]

Ive,spent a fortune on these products and others with little change only my one genuine live rock stays clear. Of this purple

[@yearight1800]

Hey I have a question on the hammer coral. I have been getting some algae and the feeding tentacles aren’t coming out because of it what can I use to remove the algae off the hammer?

[@EddiesReefAquaria]

Without seeing it I would say it's weak I would try to remove it with a small brush like the ones for women eye bows and move it to a different location with less water current.