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I think you need to take flowers advice and get a book. Or two. I hate that you're wasting money and that your fish keep dying. You don't lower your salinity, you just need to slowly get your fish acclimated to the new level of salinity of your tank vs the fish store.

So I shouldn't be testing weekly? Everything should stay stable after the cycle?

Right now only fish. I do have a mushroom cluster too, & would like to add more color in the future.

I want to prevent any deaths!

Sharks, rays, and all inverts. I doubt you have any sharks or rays but that's about as far as I know. Lol.

Yea, Jay found your problem. To acclimate my fish I put the bag in the water for bout 10 minutes to get the same temp, then dump bag into my fish designated bowl, and add 1/2 cup of aquarium water every 10 minutes till the bowl is almost full (usually about an hour), then net the fish out and...

Seachem reed plus? I'm guessing this is their food?

Mandy, those corals. Do they take care of themselves mostly or do they require me to feed them or anything else?

Hahaha! That's awesome. We shall get along great.

Sooooooo how many did he want? ;)

But, I want all the fish now! Lol. Ty. You're pretty cool too, & I apappreciate all the advice.

I like your trigger, trigger. I swam with a beautiful queen trigger who was the size of my head in the Cayman Islands. That was a beauty.

Idk- I don't know.

So there is no all in one kit? Like here is everything you could possibly need, kit.

Did you return your Moorish idol?

Wise*

See. I need you to tell me what to buy. Lol. What I am testIng for now is ph, nitrate, nitrite and ammonia. I need to be testing way more that that, right? Budget isn't a biggie. This is something I think wire not to skimp on.

I didn't know the api test kits weren't up to par. What test kit do you recommend I get? I use a refractometer for my salinty. What do you use/suggest?

So sorry for your loss. If my sailfin starts getting pestered I'm removing my larger pj.

My pj cardinal killed my dwarf lion. Food for thought.