Possible Dino or Cyano?

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Hey all,
I’m having trouble ID’ing this brown/reddish “hair” and slime. Any help would + course of action be greatly appreciated. Part of it came as a hitchhiker on that branch rock, that “hair”. The other slime stuff just showed up. I do believe its probably dinos because I lost a snail as well as the outbreak occurred after doing a water change that could have dropped my no3 and po4 to zero. I since have added another fish and I really haven’t seen any of this spread much. I am going to test no3 later today and see where it’s at.

Removing that first rock is also an option.

I do run my tank “hot” at 80.5 degrees and I plan to start doing MB7 daily once I get my jug in the mail. So I am trying to do some recommended steps to get rid of this crap.

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Update, I removed the rock… I really liked that piece but it also had some aiptasia on it. I wanted to remove it all along because my scape was just too high. Now I feel like I can fit more coral. BUT, I still have the issues at hand. Certainly this didn’t fix the possible dinos. As for issues with removing tons of BB, will I be okay? Don’t want to throw off the balance. That was a pretty big piece of rock.. I think I will just use it for a 1x1’ cube pico reef eventually.

NO3 was 5-10 this morning (salifert) but I dont have a phos test.
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