Hello, new to saltwater here..

Hey, Dan! Welcome to Reef2Reef!
We are happy that you joined us, and we are looking forward to following the progress of your build. Make sure to create a build thread so that you can get your first badge. Also, don't forget that we like photos; lots of photos! :cool:
 
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Welcome to R2R and to answer your question, you do not need to do water changes as of right now. You do water changes to replenish the trace elements for your corals and remove excess nutrients!

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Thanks for the welcomes. First question: Is there any reason to do water changes if it's just a tank with live sand/live rocks? Due to Covid-19 stay-at-home, I am having patience forced upon me and cannot visit any LFS. I'm doing water testing and will adjust anything necessary before adding livestock.
Hi, no need for water changes during cycle process nor the filter media. Filter floss or batting is fine but save your carbon or any other chemical media until its needed. To use it now would be a waste of your money.
 

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