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Yep

It's a Cirratulid Worm aka Hair Worm. These are the best of the best sand cleaners.

Yep

Is there enough waterflow around the heater to remove the warmed water from around it?

I could be outdated but my experience and everything I've studied indicate they are carnivores.

I don't believe mushrooms or Anemone eat phyto.

I think they call them Rose.

This is the only picture of the cinder block I could find.

I once had one find a cinder block that I had temporarily placed in my lagoon. After that I had to leave the block in place. It did quite well for a long time until I gave it away (including the cinder block.

Is it feeding normally? For most moderately sized Bubbletips 4" is about the right distance to stretch to get to the light. I would not be concerned with the flow rate as long as you've provided options for higher flow. If it's not feeding then there is an issue. If it's eating normally I...

They like to attach their foot deep into a crevice or under a rock and reach around for the full light available. This allows them to easily regulate the amount of light their zooxanthellae receive.

neat

Leafy Sea Dragon

Pick the color you prefer. The corals will adapt to it.

I've removed the posts that were off topic to here ---> https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/index.php?threads/swf-com-ording-discussion-pulled-from-show-off-your-tank-s-thread.399090/ Feel free to continue that discussion there.

I have no ideas, sorry.

Did you wash off the powerhead before putting it in your tank?

I do have the most "Yep" answers I believe.

To me it looks like a type of parasitical flatworm commonly called black ick.

I disagree. I'd say keep it cool so it mixes better but measure the salinity and not the specific gravity. Don't warm it up until you're about to use it. The salinity isn't going to change when you warm it up.