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It could be a red cyanobacteria (in which case it would be slimy to the touch), the other alternative is a coralline algae (Rhodophyta) (rough to the touch), some-one else will know which one @Courtneybst or @Geoffrey Rea
We actually have a marine section <"Marine"> so you could ask the moderators to move this thread to it where you may get more responses (and definitely more informed ones).
When you say levels are 'fine', do you have figures? Cyanobacteria can go under the radar in regards to water tests because they consume large amounts of phosphate, so it often appears that phosphates are very low or zero, even if that's not the case.
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