Help identifying Dinoflagellates

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I was hoping someone could help me identify these Dino’s so I can come up with a plan of attack any help would be appreciated. I am running a small uv and trying to get my nutrients up. I have lowered my lights and shortened my light cycle. I’ve also been dosing phyto and have added pods. But nothing seems to be helping to much. Any advice would be appreciated

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Ammonia 0
Nitrate 5.00 ppm
Nitrite 0
P.O 4 is 0
Salt 1.025
 

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