Microscopic ID

[yourmomsanemone]

Hi, need help with Identifying this

 

[yourmomsanemone]

I have a 10 gal nano reef, everything was wonderful until about a month ago when my heater got stucked and overheated the tank, sadly a clam and some nice coral didn't survive ever since then and getting worse I have seen some purple/brown smear on the sand, reading some online posts I came to the idea to take a look w the microscope, I apologize for the quality but it's my phone trough the microscope lens and some editing to try to make it clear, I suspect the filamentous purple organism is Cyanobacteria, the green round organisms swim around and I want to rule out it is dinoflagellates, any ideas? Thanks!

 

[Waters]

Definitely looks like Cyano to me but that diagnosis is strictly from the last picture since I do not have the expertise to read the microscopic pics.

 

[yourmomsanemone]

Thanks, Im trying chemi clean today

 

[Waters]

Thanks, Im trying chemi clean today

You may want to try and siphon as much of that out as you can before using the Chemi-clean. When it starts to die off, you don't want to lose control of your water parameters.

 

[yourmomsanemone]

I did I took a lot out, thanks for the advise tough I'll check parameters daily then

 

[Montireef]

I see plenty of dinoflagellates, no doubt. Be careful, do not strip nutrients off the water.
I would not use any resin such as chemiclean. Just a big water change and lights off for 4 days

 

[yourmomsanemone]

Thanks, do you think lights off for 4 days would hurt my anemones?