New experience so many questions.

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Hello everyone this is my second attempt at a saltwater tank since I stared by using in-house filter/tap water. I purchased the proper water from a local shop and was given an anemone by the owner I guess as an act of kindness. I placed it in last night and thought it would be on the rock by now? I’m wondering is it still alive and is it even ok for me to have it in a new tank. I used that Fritz 9 stuff which somehow amazon sent me by mistakes weeks ago can’t complain about a freebie. Any feedback would be awesome.

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Welcome to the group.

Few questions. Could we start with size of the tank, lights. how long it has been running, have you been able to test the water for stuff like ammonia or ph? A little background will help.

I’m not a nem guy so not sure exactly what’s up with him or if there is an issue
 
Welcome to the group.

Few questions. Could we start with size of the tank, lights. how long it has been running, have you been able to test the water for stuff like ammonia or ph? A little background will help.

I’m not a nem guy so not sure exactly what’s up with him or if there is an issue
Tank is 30g, KZKR full spectrum led lights. Running for about 4 weeks until I completely switched the water. Added new water July 6th tested it next day ph8.2 amm 0 nitrite 0 nitrate 0...same as earlier today.
 

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