ID request in a new tank

[Doob]

Tank has been wet almost 2 months. I’ve been waiting for the uglies to hit but haven’t had anything too bad yet. Actually I’ve had almost no algae yet. I got a bit excited when I saw some brown popping up on the rocks, but after a few days these don’t look like the diatoms I remember. These are brown, but growning in chains. They blow off the rock like dust with a coral feeder. There’s associated air bubble with large patches. And they seem to disappear every night when the light goes off.
What did I do, skip right to Dino’s? Or am i misremembering and this is diatoms?

 

[Tanglover1]

Tank has been wet almost 2 months. I’ve been waiting for the uglies to hit but haven’t had anything too bad yet. Actually I’ve had almost no algae yet. I got a bit excited when I saw some brown popping up on the rocks, but after a few days these don’t look like the diatoms I remember. These are brown, but growning in chains. They blow off the rock like dust with a coral feeder. There’s associated air bubble with large patches. And they seem to disappear every night when the light goes off.
What did I do, skip right to Dino’s? Or am i misremembering and this is diatoms?

Photos r not clear. Don't worry your tank is new so whatever it is just enjoy it for now. Most things will go away on its own(for new tanks). One thing u can do is give better flow to your aquarium and feed in a right amount. Can u make a vedio of it?

 

[ReeferHD]

looks like the typical "new tank algae", they should go away as your tank establishes.

 

[dedragon]

I wouldnt worry, maybe just add a powerhead if there isnt one already and also some snails to help clean the algae.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Looks like algae spores. What do you have for water flow? Any full pic of tank?

 

[Doob]

Thanks for the replies. Flow is a 565gph recirculating pump, basically a closed loop, and a 1900gph return pump running at about 70%.

 

[Doob]

Photos r not clear. Don't worry your tank is new so whatever it is just enjoy it for now. Most things will go away on its own(for new tanks). One thing u can do is give better flow to your aquarium and feed in a right amount. Can u make a vedio of it?

not worried. Just curious.