Weird white growth need ID

[Coralcrave]

I have some white growth in a new 180 gallon acrylic tank that I haven’t completely filled yet or started the sump. I have three Nero 5 power heads to keep the water moving while I take my time filling up the tank.
I added salt then a day or two later the white stuff started showing up. Not sure if it’s a mold, fungus or an algae. I just finished my plumbing and I’m filling the tank up the rest of the way but should I remove this or let the socks handle it?

Thanks in advanced!

 

[DinoMagnet]

Maybe salt from the froth. How’s the flow. My 10 g rimless had this before while using just the tiny power head it came with. Until I put a wavemaker n got things moving

 

[Coralcrave]

Maybe salt from the froth. How’s the flow. My 10 g rimless had this before while using just the tiny power head it came with. Until I put a wavemaker n got things moving

I have 3 Nero 5 power heads running the flow is great. The salt I just poured a bag in of fritz rpm and then this. I was thinking it’s precipitation or calcium but not really sure. Never happened to me before in my other tanks. I did let the water sit for a while but it recently started this growth after the salt addition. I’m considering emptying the tank and cleaning with vinegar then starting over on water.

 

[Coralcrave]

Here is my temperature probe covered.

 

[DinoMagnet]

I have some white growth in a new 180 gallon acrylic tank that I haven’t completely filled yet or started the sump. I have three Nero 5 power heads to keep the water moving while I take my time filling up the tank.
I added salt then a day or two later the white stuff started showing up. Not sure if it’s a mold, fungus or an algae. I just finished my plumbing and I’m filling the tank up the rest of the way but should I remove this or let the socks handle it?

Thanks in advanced!

Here

Here is my temperature probe covered.

Check dkh and calcium it’s definitely a mixing issue