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I say kill the aptasia first. Then remove as much possible hair algae. Next get a good cuc (sea hare, conchs, large turbo snails, etc.) and if you want you could even get a algae blenny.
I am pretty sure the blue/green fish was a blue/green chromis. I have a couple and they are awesome. If you have a large enough tank i heard they school.
Yes it is a pulsing xenia. :). Really hardy corals and easy to care for. When you mean it stopped moving, you mean pulsing right? Another how did you acclimate them? They might just be getting used to our tank.
Just make sure they dont take over those majano. Also i would get advice from elsewhere on the corynactis. But the asterina stars are perfectly fine. They are fast to multiply and are great scavengers.
No problem. THe stock list sounds good but you have a problem with the majano anemone. They spread so fast and can sting corals, etc. Also post a picture of the other anenome it may be aptasia, another nusience anemone.
Harelquin are intresting speices with a even more intresting diet. They will only accept starfish. So every time you feed them it costs a tun. Other then that they are a fairly easy speices.
I would not know for sure. I would try to get G-Boy, Carie, or other reefers on this one. But I bet that if you introduce the goby first before the hawkfish and let the goby settle in the compatibility issue is solved.
I think it would be fine, it is a pretty big tank for two smaller fish. And yes clown gobies are so fun. If you want to check LiveAquaria has a compatibility chart?