I have small cell amphidinium dinoflagellates in my tank. Was wondering what affect the Dino's have on my fish as I am currently not running carbon. My tang seems to be breathing a little bit faster than normal. Could it be from the Dino's toxins?
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Thanks...added some carbon anyways just for a couple days until my next prazi dose just to help take the toxins out.My tank was overrun with dinos - killed off some corals, generally pretty bad. Made me want to throw in the towel. My fish however, didn't seem to care one bit. I'm sure it affected them in some ways, and probably wasn't good for them - but I couldn't tell. The plan was "if the dinos kill off my corals, I'll just turn the lights off, and let the tank be a FOWLR tank for a while, and try again in the future" becasue ya, didn't seem to affect my fish at all...
I don't know, but I would be sure to feed the tang with algae sheets etc and not require the fish to graze on the dino-covered algae to get food.My tang seems to be breathing a little bit faster than normal. Could it be from the Dino's toxins?
I give him Hikari Seaweed Extreme Pellets 2x a day. But next time I go to lfs I'll pick some up.I don't know, but I would be sure to feed the tang with algae sheets etc and not require the fish to graze on the dino-covered algae to get food.
ok. sounds like you have that angle covered.I give him Hikari Seaweed Extreme Pellets 2x a day. But next time I go to lfs I'll pick some up.
I had it and at the time no fish or corals been affected. To be on the safe side I have run carbon.I have small cell amphidinium dinoflagellates in my tank. Was wondering what affect the Dino's have on my fish as I am currently not running carbon. My tang seems to be breathing a little bit faster than normal. Could it be from the Dino's toxins?