24 Days of Dino-X. How are things looking?

About to add in my 13th dose of Dino-X from Fauna Marin. So far I'm still waiting on significant changes to the growth of golden algae, or at least, some change in its form, color. If there is any I'm not seeing an apparent change. It's possible that it's growth has slowed.
Through this treatment so far the animals and coral are doing fine. So that's a plus.
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[@queencityreefs]

Ive successfully used dino x in the past. My recent understanding of that is that dino x only treats a specific type of dino. So maybe i got lucky? Good luck my friend. 🤞💯👍

[@theloneaquarist]

I've read this too. But I was hoping that it would have a greater impact on golden algae.

[@davidespino9875]

I had same problem I remove my rock clean them off with the tank water and over size uv Sterilizer it took about 4 month to go away

[@theloneaquarist]

Do you know if it was a Golden Algae or a Dino outbreak?

[@jonathanchang1]

I am having exactly the same golden algae/ chrysophytes problem a as you... It started after I used chemiclean to wipe out cyanobacteria I had in my tank. I was hoping you are having success with Dino-X. I had to siphon them off my rock and some on my sand bed once every 2 weeks. Good news is that as weeks go by, it's getting less and less. My tank is heavily SPS dominated so i won't risk dosing Dino-X after hearing many bad stories of using it.

[@theloneaquarist]

So far my sps are still growing and appear healthy. I only have one more dose I can do with the Dino-X and then I'll just have to wait it out, keep siphoning and see if the tank stabilizes it's ecosystem.

[@MikeLemming]

Time to try a 3-4 day blackout

[@theloneaquarist]

I tried a black out early on thinking it would affect the algae. I even ran an H2O2 regimen at the time.

[@MikeLemming]

@@theloneaquarist and nothing?! Man, there’s got to be a solution for this. Did you do a full black out or just turn the lights off?

[@MikeLemming]

@@theloneaquaristthere a couple more solutions if you’re open to it..