70 gallons of fun

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My tank started out as an aggressive fish/eel tank. I had a leopard eel and clown trigger until my move a few weeks ago. I decided I wanted to have more corals and the water quality was a pain to keep up with with two messy eaters.
I am dealing with a small aptasia issue right now, but without the eel and trigger I was able to get some peppermint shrimp to help with that issue. Here is a break down of my tank
70 gallon Oceanic (36x18x25)
29 gallon sump
ASM G3 Skimmer w/gate valve mod
2 - Koralia K3's for flow
100 lbs live rock (25 lbs of Marshall Island and 75 lbs of base rock)
250w 20,000k DE MH
2 x 24" PC actinic lamps

Current livestock:
Pulsing zenia
finger leather
various zoas
torch
GSP
purple mushrooms
4 peppermint shrimp
4 turbo snails
1 fighting conch
3 emerald crabs
some nerite (sp) snails (I am not sure how many survived the move)

Here is an old FTS. I will update it once things clear up after the move.

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looking good.
let's see some more pictures!!
 

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