setting up a new tank :)

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I just want to be sure..... I am taking down a red sea 170, and setting up a new red sea .... new sand, water and using the old rock from transfer tank. I should be fine, to do this and add the fish and a few of the corals, correct? LPS corals. and a change of about 20 extra gallons. Not sure if I should add bacteria and wait a bit, because it's been a while since I've done this. any help would be appreciated. Not in a hurry, this tank sat empty in my living room, for a month.

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Yes, as long as you move the rock over, the fish will be fine in the new tank. I don't dose bacteria but I guess it can't hurt, but I've done it enough times to have complete confidence.
 
so anything for this? I am using RC salt, and my DKH is 9.5 (too high for me) but the salinity is coming it at 20-21.

So how do I deal with this? so weird, I do not remember having this issue ever before 🤔
 
Salinity is too low, dkh is in range. I believe RC does have high Alk
 

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