Need help preventative attack

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Quick backstore:
I bought a cleaner wrasse. Turned out not to be a cleaner wrasse and picked at all my sps.

I CAUGHT HIM!!!!! WHOO HOOO. Around 9:15 he tucked him self in for the night under a coral towards the front of my tank. Under a chalice to be precise. I took my little critter box (petco kind for frogs or critters lol) and put it on top of the coral and dug it into the sand. I then took a net and slid it in the sand and slid it under the critter keeper. I got him out and kept him in a change tell I can take him to the store

PROBLEM:
While getting the fish out, I dug into the sand and mixed up quite a bit. The tank has a slit haze to it. I am worried I may have started a mini cycle. What can I do to prevent anything happening..

I already vodka dose.
I am thinking about doing a 50 gallon water change on my 90dt and 30 gallon sump. (120 twv)

Any input will help

Thank you for reading
 
If it worries you do a water change.

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I can't imagine that stirring up one part of your sand bed would cause a cycle. IMO a mature tank should be able to handle that.
 
Thank you for the input gents I will put some carbon in right now and a water change later today once the LPS opens
 

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