Algae on anubias and amazon sword leaves

[I_am_a_fish]

I am new to this forum and kind of a planted tank beginner. My anubias and amazon swords have this algae on their leaves that is kind of hairy and I am wondering if it harms or kills the plants. I also don't like the look of it so how do I remove it without uprooting the plants or damaging their leaves.

My tank is a 36 gal bow with 2 20 watt t12
The ph is around 7
I dose flourish comp once a week after I do the water change
I don't have the other testing stuff atm
One regular old goldfish for testing water before getting real fish combo
Tank running for half a year
And miracle gro as substrate
Low tank with no co2

Here's some pics of the algae:


Edit- how do I post pics still new

 

[schoeplein]

How many hours do you have your lights on? Is the tank exposed to any other light, natural or otherwise?

 

[I_am_a_fish]

My lights are from 1pm to 9 pm so 8 hrs a day. I guess there is a little bit of natural light because their is a window right on the side of it and a window behind it which is not very close. Thanks for reply.

 

[schoeplein]

Cut to six hours and see how that goes.

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[I_am_a_fish]

K I'll do and also one more thing how do I add pics to a post if you know.
Thanks

 

[schoeplein]

Go advanced, manage attachments near the bottom.

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[I_am_a_fish]

Is there any pics?

 

[Fishperson]

Yup I see the picture. To me that looks like hair algae of some sort. It is bad for the plants and you should try to wipe it off. I'm guessing it's the natural light. Sunlight is very good at growing algae. Try dosing seachem excel. If you already are dose more of it. You can even turn off the filters and spray a few milliliters on the affected leaves, let sit for 20 minutes. And then turn filters back on. This should kill some algae.