kona reefer

I have a group of 3 chromis virdis in my 135g reef. One of my chromis (the largest one of group) gets picked on by a smaller chromis, and as such has a very poor feeding response. I can normally get him/her to eat mysis after a while, but it takes a great deal of effort so that he grabs it instead of all the other fish. I am pretty sure if I wasn't target feeding him he would have died a long time ago. Suggestions?

I always thought pellet food was one of the best foods to feed your fish in that it was packed with a wide variety of nutrients, and that the fish has to eat all of it, not just pick and choose their favorites from a frozen food slurry. However, I was reading an article on fish nutrition and noticed that the author did not recommend using pellets?

article:
http://www.reefland.com/forum/marine...nutrition.html

display tank: Glasscages.com 72" x 18" x 24"
sump: Glasscages.com 36" x 12" x 16"
skimmer: Tunze DOC 9010
chem. filtration: BRS Single GFO Rx, passive GAC
return pump: Rio+ 3100
in-tank circulatio: 2x Koralia EVO 1400
lighting: 2x 96w actinic PC, 2x 96w 10K PC
livestock:
-120 lbs LR
-1" CaibSea Special Grade Reef Sand
-2x Valenciennea puellaris
-1x Zebrasoma ...

Think green. You name it, my tank has got it. Bryopsis, Dictyota, and Valonia all growing without a care in the world. What can I do so I can finally start enjoying the tank instead of constantly scrubbing algae off the rocks?

What I have done so far:
-installed RO/DI filter, giving me 0 TDS water for top-off and water changes. I have been slacking on my water changes though
-installed GFO reactor. It helped a little bit, but I still get consistent crops of algae
-limited ...