Daphnia invaders, Help!

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So for two weeks, my daphnia has been flourishing and then I noticed that there are predominately these live black spots which are starting to bloom. At first i thought they were baby daphnia, but they never grew bigger and now my daphnias are dying for some strange reason. They're not cyclops or anything I've seen about microorganisms.

It is just a big black dot about the size of a period that moves around!
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How do I get rid of it and how come my daphnias are dying?
 
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