Brown, goopy, snotty algae? (Pics)

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What is this? Will it go away? How to stop or remove it?

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Video of the snot...




Some Microscope pics of a sample of it...

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Video if your interested...

 
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Looks like chrysophytes or sponge
 
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I had chrysophytes when I stared a new tank 4 years ago with dry rock. In my case, phosphates and nitrates had bottomed, and trickle dosing both using a doser, along with a cheap coralife UV worked. But it takes time. I think I ran the UV only at night when the chrysophytes mobilize. I also added trochus snails, which would eat some, but not all.
 
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