You put all that stuff in your tank after it had been running less than a week? Only advice I have is stay close to the tank and check your parameters very often. When you introduce livestock you normally do it slowly so it doesn't shock the system that you have created inside the tank... and that's on an established fully cycled tank. On your tank that you just put water in and started up I would advise a lot of prayer and a good dipping net for when stuff start freaking out. You may want to go ahead and set up a hospital tank also so that you can medicate anything that brought a virus. I know you got the all from the same LFS but if they didn't all come from the same tank and you didn't do any kind if quarantine then you are sure to be asking for trouble. I'm not wishing any ill will on you, I just want you to be prepared for the worst. In this hobby patience is your most important tool and add that many fish and coral to an uncycled tank is only asking for trouble.. and possibly a big hit to your wallet. Keep in mind that if the wrong bacteria gets into your tank you will have to hear the entire thing down to get rid if it. And with no good bacteria in the tank as soon as all those fish start pooping everywhere your ammonia is gonna go through the roof. So also be prepared to do a lot of water changes in a hurry