Red bubble algae!!

I have a lot of red bubble algae just start popping up, I know some of it is from the lack of flow in my tank, for now. I know there's some previous topics on this somewhere, I just don't have the time to go searching. lol But is there anything I can do to get rid of this so I can restart my tank?? I have one fish in there, a Niger Trigger. Any help will be appreciated! Also, what is a good sand sifter, but doesn't completely rearrange my sand bed?? lol

Thanks,
Jake

Agree with Eric.
IMO, sand sifting isn't necessarily a good thing, but Nassarius snails cause the least amount of damage to the bio-ecology of the sand bed. I like sand sifting Cucumbers/slugs because they ingest the top layer of sand and excrete it clean and white. The Tiger Tail Cuke is cool but when it gets large it's sifting rearranges the sand toward the back of the tank. Definitely easy to catch, remove and replace with a smaller one.
I like this pic of a Tiger Tail on LiveAquaria.com. (The white spikes are totally soft.)




Red algae is rare and very beautiful. It may often disappear just as easily as it appeared. I would simply enjoy it's beauty and benefits. An herbivorous fish or Emerald Crab could easily keep it in check or decimate it.
Red Grape Algae is also very striking for it's shape and color. Thanks to lareefs.com for this nice image.



Aloha 

You can read about methods of Cyanobacteria eradication (fixing the root cause) in a discussion listed/linked in the Reefkeeping Tips.  http://utahreefs.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=9244

Aloha,
Mark 

P.S. To out-compete Cyano, I give away good algae for free.

Ok, I think I have it figured out. that was a great link. You're always on top of everything Mark! I need more turbulence in my tank, less time with the lights on, make my mom feed the ONE fish less than 4 times a day, haha and for sure get a clean up crew. there is only like 3 or 4 crabs and like 3 snails left from my tank crash. Oh, and blast and fish out the cyano. I'll let you know how it works out! Currently looking for a larger return pump, if you know anyone wanting to get rid of one :)  Now, I'd like to clarify, is the number of crabs, and snails supposed to equal the gallons, or do I need 90 crabs, and 90 snails??

Thanks,
Jake

Agree with David. A mature tank needs less of these. Add just enough Snails to keep it clean without overpopulating so they don't go hungry. Less Hermits, like one Hermit for every 2-4 Snails is a good rule of thumb.
Thanks for the compliment.
Overfeeding is a big reason for a Cyano bloom. I often suggest not feeding the tank anything for 3-5 days and then feed half as much from then on. Fish can usually handle it. They will pick at growth in the tank. This gives the bio-filtration the opportunity to catch up and process the abundance of nutrients, winning out over the Cyano.

Aloha 

A trigger might naturally drop the number of crabs and snails you have available to you.  They like crunchy things. . .