BTA health or not

Um because what I test my nitrates and nitrates is a easy test strips and everytime I test they say zero is good maybe because they just test it differemt
Zero is bad.
Get a proper test kit.
 
My tanks hover at zero at nitrates even with heavy dosing and nems do fine. ULNS are not that uncommon. If it’s settled in that spot I would just feed it and wait a couple hours. Keep an eye out for infection but might just be acclimating.
 
yeah already fed it gobble up that real quick it has been there since 1:00 am at moving around and then something at 7:00 is just stayed there every since
 

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And sense you guys are here is 8:20 minutes of light a good amount of light or should I add more time

Depends on the tank and light intensity. I have tanks that are 8 hours and others that are 10. Just find a happy balance with corals and algae.
 

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