Thanks everyone!
The tank looks a little bare now due to a mojano anemone infestation. Like an idiot I ignored the single mojano that I discovered on a piece of live rock way in the back and on the bottom of the 160 lb pile directly under the nice red cap. BIG MISTAKE!!! They multiplied like wildfire and I couldn't keep up.Luckily I sold the red cap colony, it was the size of a soccer ball by then, and a few of the other colonies. I lost almos teverything else except a few zoanthids which have started climbing the back again, some yellow turbinaria, and a couple other small pieces of monti cap.
I tore the system down in November 2008, cooked all the rock and QT'ed the remaining corals and the fish. Today its starting to take shape again but its nowhere near where it was a year ago.
Moral of the story is, if you see a mojano, nuke it immediately if not sooner. They are bad news and will kill anything they get near and then multiply like rabbits. Don't make the mistake I did and ignore them even if it means tearing your system completely down. The devastation they cause is much worse tha nbreaking a few coral colonies apart.
I tried Joes Juice, lemon juice, boiling water, kalk paste, straight vinegar and everything suggested to me and had only limited success with all of them. I ended up cooking the rock in darkness for 6 weeks the pulling each piece out individually and spraying each mojano with white vinegar and that didn't kill them all. I then used heavy kalk paste in a huge syringe and that wored pretty well if the paste could stay in contact long enough.