Anemone in new hospital tank?

[Purple•Tang]

A few weeks ago I had some sort of disease outbreak in my main tank. I didn’t want to treat the actual tank as I have live rock and live sand and will eventually want corals. I also have a RBTA in my display tank. I have decided I would be okay giving up corals and such to have my DT disease free. I read medicine soaks into the rocks and you cannot put corals and such in after that. That being said I have a new Fluval evo tank that just arrived. I started it with new water as I didn’t want to possibly add disease to this new hospital tank. I got everything set up and it’s now in the process of cycling. My question is can I move my anemone to this new hospital tank before it’s fully cycled as long as the parameters are okay for it, so I can start treating my DT? Would that be a bad idea? Any input would be appreciated.

 

[reef lover]

As long as you monitor ammonia hell be fine.

 

[MThorne]

I've had pretty good luck with the seachem ammonia alert badge that sticks to the glass. If it starts to change colour test immediately.