Well, 10 weeks after the mini-crash (ugh, it's been a long haul) I think I'm finally  starting to enjoy the tank again.  I've been adding some corals - 3  wild Aussie Acros (inc the one above), and a few maricultured  mini-colonies.  With a few bigger pieces interspersed it's starting to  look nicer - you can actually see corals, not just rock!  

   I just did this week's water change and glued down frags/mini-colonies  that are doing well.  I've had some trouble adding frags, but my  mini-colonies are all doing really well.  Everything is pale though as  nutrients are nonexistent.  I'm not doing anything to "fix" this other  than feeding the fish 4-5x per day.  I've seen a patch of green cyano  near the anemone and diatoms are a bit more lush than I'd like, so I  added a half dozen Ring Cowries a couple days ago.  I still have a fair  bit of Bubble Algae as my two Emerald Crabs who almost had it cleaned up  perished during the mini-crash.  I found a little haven of Aiptasia  anemones in a nook that I nuked - hopefully they won't rear their ugly  head again.
I tested alkalinity a couple days ago, and it was 6.85 dKH so I dosed up  to 7.2 dKH, then another up to 7.6 dKH.  That's the first time I've  dosed alkalinity for 12 weeks!  Finally, the growth is superceding my  water changes again.  
 
All I'm dosing these days is 3 drops per day Sponge Power which I've been doing for the last 3 weeks.
I'm almost done a bucket of H2Ocean, and I'm going to order up a bucket  of Aquaforest Probiotic Reef Salt which I'm excited to try out.
I added a Gyre XF150 to the mix, and I've been able to run it on a quick  pulse at 50% with some careful positioning.  PE has improved  significantly since this addition after a couple days of them getting  used to it.  I still have the two 6055 running full blast too.  With the  Gyre supposedly pushing 4200 gph at 100%, I guess I have it somewhere  around 2000 gph?  Plus 3000 gph from the two 6055.  So, ramping 3000 to  5000 gph total?  Or 45-75x turnover.  Sounds nice to me.  
 
I'll try to get some pics tonight when the lights are on full.