I would wait at least a couple weeks before adding any new animals. You said in an
earlier post that you had measurable ammonia, which is an indication that some of your
beneficial bacteria were killed off and your tank may need to cycle again - probably
just partially. Keep doing water tests, and in a couple weeks conditions should be
back to normal. And I would keep the polyfilters in place for at least a month or
more, changing them as needed. Even though the smell is gone, the contamination may
not be. When your water quality is back to normal, you should be able to add (one at a
time) any of the common reef-safe fish - except that I would avoid sand-sifters for
several months, in case the substrate is contaminated with heavy metals.
>Subject: Re: Please Help!!!!!!!!
>From: "Ken Ziggy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Sat, 15 Sep 2001 22:18:11 -0400
>
>Thanks Nancy.I'd like to also report that the burning smell has gone away
>altogether.I just don't know what to do next.When and what type of fish to
>add???
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