How much time between adding fish or coral?

[dutchswan]

I added goniopora and a zoo frag two weeks ago. One week ago I added a bubble-tip anemone. Is there any period of time I should wait before adding anything else? Below are my water peramteters from 5 minutes ago. I will be doing a 10% water change later today.
Ammonia: 0
Nitrite: 0
NItrate: 0
Phosphate: 0
Calcium: 420
KH: 6 Degrees
pH: 8.4
Temperature: 80.1
Specific Gravity: 1.022
I did not experience any spike in Ammonia after my last additions. I have a significant amount of LR compared to the size of my tank (19 Centaloupe sized pieces of Fiji LR) in my 47 Gallon Column. My nitrate went from 5-10 last week to an obvious 0 this week. I slowly raised my water temperature from 78 F to 80 F, and have been topping off my tank with salt water to raise my gravity from 1.021 to 1.025. I thought the gravity would go up more quickly than this, but I suppose gradual is key anyway.
I want to give my Ocellaris Clown a partner, and it would be nice if one of them would host my anemone (my current clown has shown 0 interest). I am thiking about another zoo frag (differet color) and perhaps green star polyps. Anyway, feedback is appreciated! What other fish do you think would enjoy my tank (seen below). I should note that I do not have a top and my water surface is exposed.

 

[jstdv8]

fish should be added slowly, a month apart would be super unless you were adding in pairs. As long as the fish aren't huge you cn adda couple at a time.
the corals I don't think it matters much how much or how fast you add them as long as you've got the food, the flow and the light for them

 

[dutchswan]

What about anemones? I guess i was expecting a small increase in ammonia after I added it.
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Originally Posted by Jstdv8 http:///forum/thread/383603/how-much-time-between-adding-fish-or-coral#post_3356192
fish should be added slowly, a month apart would be super unless you were adding in pairs. As long as the fish aren't huge you cn adda couple at a time.
the corals I don't think it matters much how much or how fast you add them as long as you've got the food, the flow and the light for them

 

[wangotango]

Since you added a BTA already I wouldn't add anymore anemones in a tank that size. Too much chemical warfare and competition.
As long as your water parameters are spot on you could fill the tank with all the coral you wanted.

 

[dutchswan]

Yea...I didn't intend on any.more anamones...I guess I was thinking about how long after adding the anamone could I add another clown. I think today iis the answer.

 

[btldreef]

I've added coral and fish at the same time. Corals don't really need a wait period in between additions. It's wise to wait a little with SPS, just to get a handle on calcium readings sometimes, but I've add loads of coral at the same time.

 

[1snapple]

I loaded 7 different corals yesterday, 1 chalice and 6 different zoas.
No change.
I want 2-3 weeks between fish, I know everyone says 1 month.