Could someone identify this algae?

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But I came back to a huge algae bloom. I was curious if someone could help me identify the algae in my tank. I appreciate any help with identifying the algae.
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Going to be a deep clean today but just want to see if there is something specific that I can do.
If you have a tank journal, I could see the big picture and comment accordingly.

Nutrient management comes in many forms. I choose to use nutrient recycling into desirable biomass. Your present algae biomass is undesirable, so clean it up with vacuuming and partial water changes.

For long range stability, I suggest adding adding an algae refugium with activated carbon to remove DOC or better a cryptic refugium that process DOC into food for the microbial loop.

In all cases, increasing biodiversity with diver collected live rock & live sand will maximize stability in your ecosystem.

 

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