Tank move crashtastrophie

[dandsbernardo]

So I move my 215 gallon tank. It loaded up with about 4 years of corals mostly softies a chalace and a few Lps. All the coral was doing fine during the trip even though the temp was in the high 90s that day. I even had my zoos opening in the rubber maids along with my giant Kenya tree opened up. Now my water is a dark green smells a tiny bit and my corals look dead.....:sad::sad: For the most part I already threw out my large frogspawn and a few ricordea and scrapped some others off he glass. The chalice died along with a few sps.
The water has high ammonia and nitrates due to the genocide going on in the tank but. I have a massive media reactor for ammonia reducing, nitrate refusing and another for a fluidized bed of sand/bio pellet. If I run those along with carbon and good flow can I still sve my corals? I saved my urchin and my chevron tang who was 3. But it died today out of the blue...
What can I do to make this tank crystal clear and happy again?:hi:

 

[travelerjp98]

Awwwwww sorry that stinks. Recovery is not going to be easy
Good luck with it.

 

[kiefers]

a few good water changes along with some carbon and a prayer for good measure. Sorry to read about the cheveron.

 

[dandsbernardo]

Thanks all. Getting my mr1 reactor setup with some carbon along with a bit of zeolite. Help get the water clearer and i am going to cycle the water through a mechanical filter as well like the filte sponge/ floss. Gong to get a starter colony of various Copepoda once the water is stable and the only good thing so far is the few bristle worms that wouldn't leave are dead. Lol just wish I had a cheaper and less heartbreaking way to effective kill them this time around

 

[novahobbies]

Wow, I'm so sorry to hear this. Kiefers is pretty much bang on......some heave water changes are definitely in order to help drop the ammonia and nitrite quickly. Fingers crossed for ya..