Algae Overload

I'm trying to turn a badly neglected 24 gallon Nano Cube, it appears to have several strains of algae and I'd like to know if there is anything I can do short of moving the livestock to another tank and starting from scratch. It looks like I have green bubble, a type of green longhair and some type of red algae. Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated.

 

Wow...
How did it get that bad in the first place?
I would seriously invest in some major cuc. And any algea eating fish man.

 

How often do you feed your tank? I would get a cuc and invest in a phosphate reactor of some kind. How often do you do water changes and what kind of water do you use?

 

ya i think that you have GHA the best known eater of that stuff is a sea hare slug and i cant tell if the first pic is bryopsis or GHA but if u can confirm that its bryopsis then a lettuce nudibranch eats it. as for the bubble algae emerald crabs eat it and im not sure what the third pic is maybe someone else knows

 

First things first. Post a full tank shot here for your shot at a free CUC to clean that tank up.

http://www.3reef.com/forums/reef-cleaners/ugly-tank-contest-2-cyanos-revenge-76776-12.html

 

I'm taking care of the tank for a sick relative, what is cuc?

 

CUC=Clean up crew. Snails, crabs and other things that will eat your algae.