What does dinoflagellates look like?

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I've got a few weird strands of algae popping up. Kind of concerned, not really sure what Dino's look like. Not sure why I think they could even be Dino's, just a thought. They are light brown strands, some half inch long, some barely poking out of the sand. I can only find about five strands total, but I see them. Also my rocks look fuzzy, not thick fuzz though. I'll try and post some pictures, may be hard to spot.

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I can give you pictures all day long on dinoflagellates :)
 
I can give you pictures all day long on dinoflagellates :)
Well that picture, with my lepto. Can you make out that stringy algae? It's one piece that splits into two, and fuzzy. A yellowish color.
 
It looks like the basic algae outbreak. Possibly the formation of hair algae.
 
The first pic looks like dinos possibly but the others maybe cyano?
 

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