Dinos typically look a lot better first thing in the morning and then grow and get bubbles as the day progresses with the lights on. If I were in your shoes, I would be hesitant to try any drastic measures to get rid of them. Some folks don't believe a tank has to go through the uglies and fight tooth and nail to get rid of them as soon as they pop up. In my opinion and experience, it's better to keep up with tank maintenance and let the system seek it's own balance. Pretty soon you'll start seeing green hair algae since it's usually starts right as the dinos start to diminish. I've always started to get things squared away once I start seeing GHA but adding a few snails and hermit crabs.
If this happened in 2 years, I'd say there was something out of whack and try to figure out what it was and correct that. With a new system all kinds of things are "out of whack"; it's just the nature of a new system. It make it hard to combat when so many things are changing on their own and there's no inherent balance in a system. I would probably start by getting the light program squared away and maybe shortening it by a little bit.
If this happened in 2 years, I'd say there was something out of whack and try to figure out what it was and correct that. With a new system all kinds of things are "out of whack"; it's just the nature of a new system. It make it hard to combat when so many things are changing on their own and there's no inherent balance in a system. I would probably start by getting the light program squared away and maybe shortening it by a little bit.
