As you can see in the frag pics, I still have that algae/cyano/whatever it is, BUT it doesn't seem to be doing any worse AND all of the corals seem to be doing great (great color/PE/noticeable growth).
So this last weekend I decided to do some more things to combat it and hopefully get rid of it sooner rather than later...
> Scrubbed the rock with a brush, then siphoned out a lot of the algae floating around in the water column
> Attached a filter sock to the output of my overflow so that when I turned the pumps back on, most of the loose algae crap would get caught in the sock
> Changed out my Carbon and GFO and continue to run GFO at roughly double the dose
The one slight set-back I had was when I cleaned my skimmer pump and skimmer body, I may have cleaned a little too well because my skimmer is overflowing. So I'll just keep it running and see if it gets better in a couple of days.
Here are a few pics of the tank after cleaning it up a bit...
I plan on continuing the scrub/siphon/sock routine the next couple of weeks, so we'll see how it goes. So far it's looking good, but I'd be interested to see if the stuff comes back. Also, I've noticed my Potter's seems more interested in picking at the rocks now that the longer growth isn't everywhere. So hopefully the Potter and the Blenny will help this along.
I guess we'll see...
-Chad