Oh forgot this tank did look amazing about this time last year it's only just the past 3 months I let it get like this I would love to keep it but I have to many other things going on I can't do it right now next year hopefully will start up again

good luck on your sales then

Btp

The clown is sold
One set of pollies is sold
Green candy coral is sold
About half the frogspawn is sold
About a quarter of the rock is sold
The 14 inch brital star is either shrivelled and dead or hitched a ride with a sale but there is tons of babies like this 2 inch guy here
http://i999.photobucket.com/albums/a...psmsi9aovc.jpg
Working on more pictures of what's left

Still about 100 pounds of live rock and about 50 of dead rock about 2 1/2 g of sand about 15 heads of frogspawn all the mushrooms and cabbage coral and the purple with green centre candy coral if that's what they are is still forsale everything has been treated and I've done an 80% water change everything is looking amazing again so come take it of my hands so I can move and start fresh

Oh I got one crab running around

I wil take the candycane if you come to Edmonton

frogspawn
 

I will also take 5 heads of the frogspawn if we can meet in Edmonton.

Looks like all your corals are bleached too?

Were you out of town for a long time or something? Just appears to me, IMO, that neglect got the better of it.

No hair algae will disappear magically with rowa added. And no way in a weeks time. It takes a combination of phos remover, manual removal (pull it out) and a correction in your maintenance habits (reduce feedings, more frequent water changes, etc). This is a process that takes time. Trust me.

The aptasia is something else all together. That battle will be long and hard... for every one you can see...bank on 2 you can't. You will need an aptasia predator, as recommended by another reefer. File fish or peppermint shrimp work well.

As for the bleaching.... thats something else. Lack of element dosing. Too powerful of light setting. Poor water quality. Who knows.

I dont know your history with reefing, but I would say, get on the net and start reading before you start again. Find the issue and solve it. Over time your tank will be better off.

I dont know anyone who wants corals or rock infested that badly.

I would step back. And work to correct what obviously went wrong. In a captive environment... its almost always the "reefers fault". The tank cant take care of itself.

I myself, have been battling Dinos for the last year. My tank has only two corals in it, as adding anything while the tank is under stress is a bad idea. Makes everything harder if you cant focus on the problems. I almost shut down, but the light is at the end of the tunnel now, and im looking forward to the end result. a healthy reef again.

I know this probably wont help you, but selling it all is the wrong path... as the poor condition of the corals and rock are worth next to nothing... unless somebody really wants to inherit your problems in their own tank.

best of luck.

Also, the bubbles in the hair algae indicate to me, its probably not hair algae.

It looks like mine did.... and I was told its Dinoflagellates.

Check it out. Who knows.