Can anyone help me identify & Come up with a solution

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Hey guys can anyone help me identify what type of algae this is and recommendations on how to clear it up. Been battling with this for a while.

Parameters (IM 25g AIO)

Alk: 8.1-8.5
Cal: 430-450
Mag: 1410-1425
No3: 3.1ppm
P04: 0.03pm

**These Results came from 2days ago**

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check out using peroxide to clean algae on base of corals like that.. ive had success removing in such way..
 
Is peroxide safe for all corals ?
Yes, make sure it’s 3% hydration peroxide and mix 1/3 t2/3 to tank water. Place the plug and coral in for about 8 minutes, rinse and return to the tank.
 
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