Help ID nuisance. PICS included

[fernalfer]

Ok so a little background on my tank it is a 120 gallon 48x24x24 It has been running now for 10 months. The last 3 months my tank has looked the best but just last week this problem began.

Parameters:

Nitrate - 0 (RedSea Kit)
Phosphate - 0.04 (Hanna Checker) Also running BRS High Capacity Carbon 24/7
Calcium- 500 (Salifert)
Alkalinity- 9.8 (Hanna Checker)
Magnesium- 1450 (Salifert)

I also run Passive Carbon 24/7 (BRS Rox) change out every 2 weeks
I do a 15 gallon water change every friday with Reef Crystals Salt.

Now there is virtually no algae on my rocks or my glass. Just on the rocks closer to the LED lights i have some algae that the Turbo snails make work of. And some on the sand bed and 1 spot of what i believe to be Cyano.

Now in the past week i started getting this stringy brown stuff that is only in a few spots but is irritating the hell out of my corals. I blow it of and it is back in the same spot the next day. ere is some pics can you help me identify it? Wondering if it is Dinos.......

https://s24.postimg.org/rnicnd0o1/20170207_153454.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/rnicnd0o1/)

This is the one patch in tank i believe to be Cyano

These next pics are the stringy stuff that when blown off is right back in the same spot next day.

https://s29.postimg.org/cjeeibsyb/20170207_153227.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/cjeeibsyb/)

https://s23.postimg.org/qq1yj6bif/20170207_153102.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/qq1yj6bif/)

https://s30.postimg.org/uf6cqeq4d/20170207_153019.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/uf6cqeq4d/)

https://s28.postimg.org/9awf3q9yx/20170207_152937.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/9awf3q9yx/)

https://s23.postimg.org/ft5d6pxlj/20170207_152920.jpg (https://postimg.org/image/ft5d6pxlj/)

So you can find the stringy brown stuff in all the pics. Can you help me ID This and lead me in the right direction to get rid of it.

[mcgyvr]

Yep.. First pic is cyano and I believe the rest are dinos..
Good luck.. Not sure if there is a proven solution yet..

[vcc.edu]

i agree with the above post however simply removing them is always an option

[fernalfer]

i agree with the above post however simply removing them is always an option

i remove them everyday and they show back up in the same spot everyday.

[NYCBOB]

give it time. if u maintain good water parameter, it will go away eventually. 10 month setup really isnt a long time. a good clean up crew helps too.

[D-Nak]

Just use a red slime remover such as Chemiclean. I used to be against using these types of remedies, but they really do work and don't typically harm corals.