New fish added within 24 hours

[VKP01]

Ammonia reading now is .25.

If you have detectable ammonia it’s enough to be harmful. I would dose seachem prime and possibly do another water change.

 

[BayouReefer]

He answered that salinity matches. I know your are getting a lot of questions but we are not there and just trying to get a feel for your system. Having corals limits how you can treat. Since you now are reading ammonia I would do another 10% water change. Match salinity and see if they will eat

 

[Smswan]

Could be they just didn't acclimate that well. I've noticed with some tangs they kinda just chill out near the bottom for a day. Was there a big salinity difference do you know?

No salinity was in a good range between store and home.

 

[Smswan]

He answered that salinity matches. I know your are getting a lot of questions but we are not there and just trying to get a feel for your system. Having corals limits how you can treat. Since you now are reading ammonia I would do another 10% water change. Match salinity and see if they will eat

And those questions were greatly appreciated. The fish are active now and looks like they will be fine.

I think I took out to much O2 with the NO3 and with the ammonia spike created a bad situation.

I did a water change and reduced the ammonia and after three hours everything is reading good.

THANKS EVERYONE!!! For the quick response and suggestions. We saved some fish today!