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The nitrate drop is due to the water change.... It was at 80ppm... I went through high ammonia , high NITRITES, and I did the water change to lower the nitrates....OH I FORGOT TO SAY that my protein skimmer sucked up a rock and then the tank got cloudy as wel.... Maybe that starved the tank of...

also I have turn the lights off on the aquarium... someone that is experienced said to do this to keep let the bloom die off....are they correct or what? There are so many opinions....im just trying to make sense of it all....

thanks but a experienced reef keeper suggested it....I know better know about fish...but they are fine.... I have 100 pounds of live rock and marine pure in the sump with live rock...SO BACK TO MY QUESTION....will this go away own its own or do I need to do something else. I cant add more rock...

Hello I have a 300 gallon tank fish only..... all of my reading are good but NITRATES are at .20 ppm.... I did a 30 percent water change listening to someone and I think I made my process longer. I did a fish cycle. The one fish , three hermit crabs, and one shrimp are fine but my tank is milky...