I have a bad byropsis and cyano problem now.
I've tried everything. I'm at a loss as far as what else to try to fix these thungs.

Our yellow clown goby is named Poseidon. He has been in our tank for a year. We originally bought a blenny, who died in a couple of days. We saw this little yellow clown goby at our lfs a couple weeks later.
He was so cute and feisty, he made us buy him.
He's never been sick, he's never nipped my corals. He is the king of his castle and likes proving it by hosting in every-single-coral we have.

Here's a photo of Poseidon in the trachyphillia. He likes to surf...

Here's how i feed my corals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gm1p...e_gdata_player

Cyano looks like red, slimy algae but it is actually a bacteria. Let me describe my cyano issue and how we managed to eradicate it.
I think the red slimy cyano began because of two things; Nutrients (excess food), and the changing of my hqi bulb.
I've always fed the corals 1-2 times a week. I've been feeding this way for about a year. I had no algae issues. No diatoms, no cyano, no hair algae no byropsis, no valonia. Though i have had a four aiptasia that a couple of peppermint...

I'm SO glad i was able to get my tank lighting to a a good balance. A sweet spot where my trachyphyllia Radiata (who we call 'Area 51') is no longer bleaching and pulled in, yet still have the higher light needs met for the other 90% of my softy, lps and sps corals.
Well, i was successful and now the radiata is doing a very quick turn around. When a coral is healthy again, it starts to grow, the colors are more vibrant, and the polyps are let out, puffy, and relaxed.
So is Area...