Ammonia will not go away!!

Can u post a pic of your tank, those pics are how we close out the matter using details about life in the tank, water clarity etc
 
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this is how much is shrinks up in the morning
 
excellent updates thank you

hey can you get us a full tank shot in white light to go along with that, we want to keep the cycle focus going strong too here. Ammonia noncontrol has tankwide symptoms. a simple feeding response can account for that, look how open it is too. that's not on the verge of death at all. so glad it's looking great.

the white light pic will unveil lots of full tank details that the blue light is masking. it will show all other supports for ammonia control in place vs missing

the anemone looks healthy vs unhealthy, its fat and attached and opening/closing as we'd expect based on variables.
 
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Before you move your tank to the new home can you please post a clear white light picture so we end your cycle inquiry
 

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