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i just did a water change do i need to take more out and put a higher salnity in

How can I make the salinity go up in my tank? My SP Gravity right now is 1.020 how can i get it higher

you know i was thinking i split the feeding between the tanks i have a 20 gallon also i feed them both equal amounts of food each day. both have snails and two fish and an anemone is that still considered overfeeding?

carbonate hardness and retested the ph with a different test carbonate hardness is 9 and ph is really low at 7.7

how can i make sure the heater i put in the water is working the red light was on when i plugged it in then it turned off when it put it in the water

checked salinity and it is 1.022

well ive been feeding 2 cubes of spirula frozen brine every other day with invertebrae smorgasboard and on the opposite just one cube dissolved in now what my hubby said is osmosis water

no the 20 gallon is almost in the same shape could it have happened because of overfeeding?

the only things that i have noticed die are my snails. nothing else. but i didnt think that would make such a big deal.

i haven't done a big water change in a while how do i make sure the ph is right and do i need to add salt how much thats how i killed all my fish the last time.

i aprreciate your replies and i will check on reefcentral im a member there too but no one had made a reply to how much water change i should do.

What I think is I might have red slime algae forming again but my protien skimmer a SEACLONE PROTEIN SKIMMER is not working the bubbles are not flowing. I took it apart tonight to look around in it and everything and didn't find a thing. I have RED SEA water test kits params are Ammonia 0.25...

maybe you can answer my question how can i post pics on here

Thanks.

Just a few things about my tanks currently I have 2 tanks a 20 gallon with a Bubble tip anemone along with a maroon clown and a scooter blenny. Along with about 15 lbs of Live Rock and some hitchhiker sponges that have recently appeared. I have a 30 gallon as well with about 25 lbs of live rock...