I want gone

I have pretty much no interest in reefkeeping now.  I have a 24 gallon nano on my desk at work with:
A large frogspawn colony, some heads neon green others the more bland pink
A large (5-6" open) sized fire and ice zoanthid colony, these are beautiful under intense light
A medium sized (4-5") brilliant green frogspawn colony, this thing is beautiful
several (1 large, 2 medium-small) colonies of something absolutely identical to minefield cyphastrea
1 5 head colony of small-headed dendros (3/4" or so expanded)
1 large 1.5-2" expanded dendro head
1 4 head frag of liveaquaria's duncans (on the up and up and beatiful once they get there, but suffered a setback about a year ago)
1 4 head frag of other duncans (happier)
1 large and healthy neon green lobo
9 heads of a purple/grey with pink centers lobo (1 colony)
1 full size and beautiful crocea
1 still growing crocea  (both clams were my picks out of group buys that were shipped to me.  They are nothing to scoff at)
1 small favia colony, healthy but not completely happy
1 grey/green micro colony
1 neon green/white flower anemone, 4" or so
others...
1 pair, normal and almost full black ocellaris
1 scopas tang, suffered from HLLD with previous owner but healthy and happy for last year or so
1 royal gramma
2 green banded gobies
2 skunk cleaner shrimp
2 (1 male 1 female) kinda bizarre, evidently reef safe hermit crabs.  Female eats snails and is big enough (3-3.5" legs) to knock over any frag but they don't directly hurt corals
I'd like to find good homes for everything here, and with the corals I'd want some word that if I ever get back into it I'd get a frag. 
I'm not listing prices.  I know what fair is, so does everyone else.  A fair offer and it's yours.  When the livestock is gone I'll part with my tanks and rock (400 pounds or so, some live, most dry, all nice).
I don't know if I'll get pictures up tomorrow (I'm training a couple guys from overseas, not sure if I'll have time) but I"ll get pictures up eventually. 
Any folks in central Iowa interested?

 

Sorry for the late replies everyone, but this isn't my first priority at the moment.

Last weekend our lab cleaning crew evidently used something nasty. We had dead bugs and one dead mouse lying on the floor monday morning when we returned, and I lost the scopas tang, one of the cleaner shrimp, 2 of the gobies, and the royal gramma jumped to its death. The remaining fish and all of the corals seem unaffected.

I sent messages back to everyone, I think, on what is available based on who sent messages first. I will get some pictures taken and sent tonight or tomorrow. Unfortunately the tank is on my desk at work and I can't let people in to see stuff in the tank, so I'll do my best to get good pictures for you all.

Ryan

 

Des Moines.
For those I said I'd get pictures for:
Frogspawn, 7 head small dendro, rebounding Duncan frag (tentatively spoken for)
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/notgreen.jpg
Large single dendro head, ~1.5" opened
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/dendro.jpg
Fire and ice, about 5x2x3", all but bottom covered in zoanthids (tentatively spoken for)
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/zoanthids.jpg
Lobophyllia, 6" or so across. When properly colored it's nicer looking, but it's healthy
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/lobo-2.jpg
Large duncan frag, flower anemone, bad photo of prettier frogspawn (clam is gone)
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/green.jpg
Red banded goby ~1.5"
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/goby.jpg
Clown pair
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n287/ryansholl/clowns.jpg
Closeup of female from same picture
http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/...female.jpg