Any help is appreciated. Need to know if this is cyano or Dino if possible by eye-balling it.
Up front I would not like to get into the nuts and bolts of buying microscopes and taking samples and getting all microbiologist.
Hoping there’s an easier solution.
It doesn’t appear to be a strain that is harmful to coral, as it is all around plenty of coral and not killing them. But it will grow over them if I were to let it. But still not completely killing them unless the shade it would create kills the coral as a byproduct.
My nitrates have always been a bit low in this tank (1-3 ppm) but I have plenty of turf algae that stays under control by my tangs and a chaeto Refugium on opposite light cycle so I’ve always assumed I have nitrates but it is consumed by tank algae before it is detectable by tests.
Phosphate ranges from .21-.35 normally
Any suggestions on products to get rid. Thanks.

Up front I would not like to get into the nuts and bolts of buying microscopes and taking samples and getting all microbiologist.
Hoping there’s an easier solution.
It doesn’t appear to be a strain that is harmful to coral, as it is all around plenty of coral and not killing them. But it will grow over them if I were to let it. But still not completely killing them unless the shade it would create kills the coral as a byproduct.
My nitrates have always been a bit low in this tank (1-3 ppm) but I have plenty of turf algae that stays under control by my tangs and a chaeto Refugium on opposite light cycle so I’ve always assumed I have nitrates but it is consumed by tank algae before it is detectable by tests.
Phosphate ranges from .21-.35 normally
Any suggestions on products to get rid. Thanks.
