I've spent the summer doing some remodeling of the house, which included retiling the area where the tank was. So we had the drain the tank, move the corals, fish and rock, yet try to save as much water as possible. I set up the 29 gallon tank nearby for the fish, 2 trash cans with 6 mil liners for water and some rocks that have encrusted coral and a large plastic bin for the reast of the coral. Tip: if you ever have to move your tank - have a long hose that you can use, really makes this process so much easier.
To move the tank, we drained as much water as possible and I put some of those hard plastic furniture mover thingys under each corner. This made it so easy! We moved the tank and stand together, got the rock, coral fish back into the tank and refilled in about 2 hours flat. I thought that went incredibly well. After the 3 weeks it took to redo the floor in the original room, we did it again - 2 hours again. Of course, the rock work was a mess, and it took a couple of weeks to get the coral and rock back where I liked it.
In the last month, I've had a small outbreak of hair algae, not too bad, I think it's sourcing from the pukani rock I got last year. I'm just pulling as it grows, and I'm also dipping smaller rocks in hydrogen peroxcide, seems to work. The emerald crab seems to have knocked back the bubble algae. Still so sign of bryopsis...