Please help

[GoVols]

Hello everyone, i am new to this, have a 75 gallon tank for 5 months, started with 2 ocellaris after 2 weeks and brown algae bloom, 4 weeks later i added a neon dotty and coral beauty, 2 weeks later they got ich, put them in quarantine, 2 weeks later reintroduced and they died overnight as well as 1 ocellaris?! 1 week later i added 1 firefish goby, 2 sharknose goby and a blue head wrasse, all died overnight. I have a chocolate chip and brittle star, and 1 green crab and 1 sally.
Levels are 8.2 ph, 1.026 salinity, .25 ammonia(is this it?), 0 all else. Thanks

Pelly,
Welcome to Reef 2 Reef

That ammonia does stand out, you need to take things nice a slow when it comes to reefing. Take the time to research and learn to be successful.

Testing is your guide:

Just as a starter for test kits:
Calcium - API will do the job.
Alkalinity - Salifert or the Hanna dKH checker
Magnesium - Salifert
Nitrates - Salifert or NYOS
Phosphates - Hanna ULR phosphorus ppb checker or their ULR ppm checker.

If I had to go with one brand of test kits, it would be Salifert.

Some helpful links:

The Supreme Guide To Setting Up A Saltwater Reef Aquarium

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Cycling an Aquarium

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Beginners Guide to Acclimation and Quarantine

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Good Luck!!

 

[FishSmyth]

Welcome!

 

[ThatPhillyReefer]

 

[MERKEY]

Hello and welcome to R2R!

 

[Salty Rambler]

Welcome to R2R! Sorry to hear about your lost fish -- good luck with your restart.

 

[KWT]

Welcome to R2R, come in sit down and relax, enjoy

 

[LiveWire]

Welcome to the REEF!!

 

[BaysEndReef]

 

[rubertoe93]

Welcome!!

 

[lelandmarine]

Welcome, consider sending pictures, give more info, describe the brown algae, equipment info etc

 

[Manny’s Reef]

Hello and welcome

 

[ShepherdReefer]

Hello and welcome to the channel.

 

[Pelly]

Thanks to everyone for their responses, i was wondering y no responses came, thought i would be notified, apparently not.
I have had the tank for 5 just about 6 months.
Thatbis plenty of time, went through it's cycle, but turns out i had a 4-6" live sand bed, and i think i stressed the fish out due to trapped gasses in the bed. I had recently started to vacuum the sand gently, but got too rough i believe. After the ich, i think, i did 5 25% water changes in 2 weeks, i think i may have lowered the good bacteria, i was considering putting in a couple fish, but you think i should wait for 45 days?
I don't have any pics that are useful unfortunately. Thanks for all the responses

 

[Dunc]

Hello everyone, i am new to this, have a 75 gallon tank for 5 months, started with 2 ocellaris after 2 weeks and brown algae bloom, 4 weeks later i added a neon dotty and coral beauty, 2 weeks later they got ich, put them in quarantine, 2 weeks later reintroduced and they died overnight as well as 1 ocellaris?! 1 week later i added 1 firefish goby, 2 sharknose goby and a blue head wrasse, all died overnight. I have a chocolate chip and brittle star, and 1 green crab and 1 sally.
Levels are 8.2 ph, 1.026 salinity, .25 ammonia(is this it?), 0 all else. Thanks

Sounds like you need to stop adding fish to your display tank. You obviously have a disease in it. Drain it, clean it, start over. You must QT fish for 30 days minimum and apply prophylactic treatments to your fish during this time.

 

[Pelly]

Turns out my sally light foot has killed my fish, all the fish i get are smaller, just put 6 line wrass, strawberry dotty, both small, and a larger clown, and watched my lightfoot snatch both fish, my clown is fine. Now i have to trap the sob, i came down to it eating the dead fish, i assumed they were already dead, now i am almost positive it was the crab

 

[Fish Think Pink]

Hello everyone, i am new to this, have a 75 gallon tank for 5 months, started with 2 ocellaris after 2 weeks and brown algae bloom, 4 weeks later i added a neon dotty and coral beauty, 2 weeks later they got ich, put them in quarantine, 2 weeks later reintroduced and they died overnight as well as 1 ocellaris?! 1 week later i added 1 firefish goby, 2 sharknose goby and a blue head wrasse, all died overnight. I have a chocolate chip and brittle star, and 1 green crab and 1 sally.
Levels are 8.2 ph, 1.026 salinity, .25 ammonia(is this it?), 0 all else. Thanks

Hello and Welcome! Know you want it ALL and want it NOW... but patience with a side of patience will reward you over and over in this hobby! Know there will be much success in your future because if you are on R2R, you are in the right place!