Can someone check this scope video out for ID?

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I have some brownish stringy algae on the sand bed. Here’s some scope pictures with a link to the video. One person said diatoms already but I’d like to get that confirmed. Thanks!

https://youtube.com/shorts/bIbPYK4BhB4?feature=share
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Hard to tell from the blurriness. Does it look like this?

Here's a good source for common items under microscope.

https://reefs.com/magazine/hunting-with-a-microscope/
Thanks for the link. It does most closely resemble that but not exactly. Here’s another pic of the only two guys that we’re moving around. I believe they’re the same type of thing, one is just brown and the other is clear.
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