Need advice!!!!!!!!!

[cotton101]

Hi all,Well I did something really stupid and then something else that was just as stupid...
I ran my RO direclty to my sump to add some water and naturally ended up forgetting about it for almost 12 hours 50gal per day unit- so I reckon I added around 20-25 gallons into my 75, the sump did obviously overflow but I lowered my salinity level to a level that my cheap unit did not even register- 1 have 3 of the cheap ones.
The corals didn't look horrible yet so I decided to drain out 10 gallons to replace with a batch of higher salinity to help level off. I had about 10 gallons made that I was going to add extra salt to to put into the tank. I ended up knocking over a glass with 2 cups of raw salt into the **** display tank!!! that I had intended for the 10 gallons I had made.
I then quickly pumped the 10 I had made into the display.


Right now the level is 1.018- I used to keep it at 1.026,,
Any advice would help
My hammers and frogspawns look terrible, my anemones are all shriveled up but appear to be fine.
My 3 turbo snails look frozen, arnt moving, I am about to trash them I think they are dead.!!!
Thanks.

 

[falos]

Cut off a to let tank return to normal through evaporation check your alk it should be 2 dkh under your normal so if you run 9 it should be 7 do not adjust this as wen you sg returns to normal so will alk

 

[brandonmason]

Dont get in a rush... what is done is done. Just do 5-10% water changes daily with your original batch of 1.026

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[merkywater]

brandonmason;917783 wrote: dont get in a rush... What is done is done. Just do 5-10% water changes daily with your original batch of 1.026

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+1

 

[declanisadog]

BrandonMason;917783 wrote: Dont get in a rush... what is done is done. Just do 5-10% water changes daily with your original batch of 1.026

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agreed. I did i water change with ultra high salinity once a few years back to compensate for the same thing you're going through, and it did way more damage. Lesson learned.

 

[lagunareef]

Inverts are sensitive to sudden and drastic salinity changes. Smell the turbo's if you think they're dead. A pungent, rotten smell like no other will tell you it is. Remove them and small gradual water changes should set you back on track.