New tank - good or bad algae?

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Hi everyone, hoping not to annoy asking this as I’ve seen similar posts.

My tank is roughly 2 months old so very new and I am learning every day about the cycling and thank this group for so much info.

Is this good ‘algae’ or should I be doing something different?

My levels are great:
KH - 8
Ca - 420
NO3 - 0
PO4 - 0

I have 2 clowns, Coral Beauty and just added a Bicolor Blenny

Thanks so much

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Hi everyone, hoping not to annoy asking this as I’ve seen similar posts.

My tank is roughly 2 months old so very new and I am learning every day about the cycling and thank this group for so much info.

Is this good ‘algae’ or should I be doing something different?

My levels are great:
KH - 8
Ca - 420
NO3 - 0
PO4 - 0

I have 2 clowns, Coral Beauty and just added a Bicolor Blenny

Thanks so much

CE83CBDE-CAFE-4F38-82E5-829AD42A294C.jpeg 9CBE2E32-EAC5-4374-9603-B4C28A5F27B2.jpeg
O phosphate and 0 nitrates are not great at all
 

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