my levels

Just took my levels on my 28g nano cube day before yesterday levels were all good. Tonight I took them and think they are to high but not sure

nitrite-0
nitrate-40-80
PH-8.2
ammonia-0.25

Im still learning but isnt that real high for nitrate? and ammonia?

it is one I bought from someone on here. has two clown fish and two shrimp. and some anemones. two days ago it was fine there is alot of little bubbles it seems in the tank right now also

yes i used the same sand that was in there

I been watching it and the wave makers every once in a while spit out a bunch of lil bubbles here is a pic not sure it will show up good

I would do like a 10g water change now. Then monitor your water levels and do more in a few days if necessary. 

Yeah I dont like using tap water. I would just pick up some salt water tomorrow and change it then. I dont want to scare you its not like your in immediate danger but its better to do the right things before you lose your new salty friends.

When you prepared to move this tank from Nicks house did you drop all the rock to the bottom leaving the sand undisturbed and leave enough water in the tank to cover the rock during transport and then refill and re-scape the rock? Did you leave all the other live animals in the tank too?

Here is what will get you past this crisis.
You got some more algae. That's good. That's the first step.
Now leave the lights on 24 hrs a day for the next few days.
If there is a light timer, in a few days having the lights off from 3AM till dawn is okay but right now what it needs is enough algae illuminated as long as possible so that it can eat the pollution caused by the move. In a pollution crisis like this, when the lights go off the pH drops like a lead balloon and stresses everything out.

Algae and light are very powerful this way and can eat up the pollution very quickly.

Most people plan for a "cycle" and expect "it" to come because they are just not aware of how to skip it. The "cycle" does not have to happen. We can plan around "it" to totally avoid "it".

There are many processes going on continuously in our tanks. In a move where some things may have been removed from the water and other things were disturbed, living organisms are going to die and all kinds of biological processes are going to be interrupted. The transport method above ensures minimal interruption and minimal death so that when the tank water is returned, the rock is rearranged and the pumps are turned back on, the tank can continue on as before sometimes without skipping a beat.