Algae ID needed

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This has been growing in my tank for a few months now. Sometimes I can battle it back for a week or 2 but it always come back.

Testing always comes back at 0 nitrate and phos but I’m assuming fits because the algae is absorbing all of it.

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This has been growing in my tank for a few months now. Sometimes I can battle it back for a week or 2 but it always come back.

Testing always comes back at 0 nitrate and phos but I’m assuming fits because the algae is absorbing all of it.

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Looks like some sort of filamentous algae that gets categorized under the name hair algae.
 
So maybe GHA? My tang and lawnmower blenny don’t seem to eat it
Might not be the kind it eats or it’s covered with something that makes it unappetizing.
 
Might not be the kind it eats or it’s covered with something that makes it unappetizing.
Thanks. I had some cyano a few weeks ago that’s gone now maybe that’s why they aren’t interested in it
 

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