Algae help identify

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Hello everyone

If anyone would be kind to help us in our new tank. We have had it for 2 months now and just last week this showed up. We can't get our hand on what it is exactly. We have caribsea Life Rock and life sand

Ammonia - 0
Nitrite - 0
Nitrate - 20ppm
Lights are on for 6 hours
We do have a small clean up crew
2 turbo snails
2 bumblebee
10 hermit crabs

It seems to come off easily with a turkey baster

The color of it almost looks like a rusty brown

Looks red/brown under blue light

Any help would be appreciated and advice on how to deal with it asap

Planning on doing a water change today

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