Stringy Algae, Dino’s, or cyano(no bubbles)???

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Does anyone have an idea what this could be? I have had them pop up on the past and I thought it was Dino’s, but it disappeared for a while and now has made its way back, but now more than ever. Should I dose vibrant? Thank you!

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Looks like flagellates - not Dino flagellates
Can you post pics under white lighting?
 
Looks like flagellates - not Dino flagellates
Can you post pics under white lighting?
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Here are a few photos under only white light. Thanks for the input!
 

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