Little fruit fly looking things?

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Almost looks like little brown bugs? The other thing I am wondering about is the white ovalish thing.

the algae has been a problem too. Tough place to be keeping the tank, filled with sunshine
 
Top pic looks like flatworms. Not sure about the other, as I'm not sure what I'm looking at?
There is a little white oval in almost the center of the picture in the second one. Are flat worms a problem?
 
They can be if you have corals. The other pic, hard to tell, but it could be a stometella snail? They look like slugs with a thumbnail for a shell. Hard to tell looking at just the bottom.
 
They can be if you have corals. The other pic, hard to tell, but it could be a stometella snail? They look like slugs with a thumbnail for a shell. Hard to tell looking at just the bottom.
 

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