Chrysophyte or dinos?

[aqva]

Hi guys, I had 3 different types of dinos (ostreopsis and amphidinium large and small cells). This time I can't identify them on my own so I'm asking you to help me
They are only on glass, rocks are clear and CUC eat them without dying

my current water values:
7,6 kh
400 ca
1230 mg
3 - 5 no3
0.07 po4
I'm running 7/24 36w UV

on the glass they seem dinos but under microscopes they seems chrysophytes. I've never seen a video of chrysophytes so I don't know their behavior, they seems to have a flagellate to move like dinos

after 2 weeks from last scrap
here some pic




and also some pic under microscopes

any advice to fight them?

 

[keatonmjenkins]

I think it’s just algae. That’s a part of this hobby

 

[noobreefer2]

I think it’s just algae. That’s a part of this hobby

I don't know if you didn't see the thread, but he asked for an id on the type of algae.

Those look like chrysophytes; they are small, golden circles that don't move under low magnification. I have a thread where I am currently fighting this stuff if you want to check it out: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/solving-my-chrysophytes-issue-one-and-for-all.948015/

 

[noobreefer2]

They thrive in environments that are devoid of anything else; what is your bioload? How long has your tank been up?