When Do I Add Salt To The Water

What is the SG of the water now?   Typically, you won't need to add salt, only replace water to account for loss due to evaporation.

In my haste/excitedness I did not write my message correctly. Thanks everyone for the concern.

The tank has completed a cycle, from what I could tell. I had my salt set at 1.024 right before I added the fish. Once I added the fish it went down to 1.023. I don't see a leak (there is a tiny leak but it is dumping back into the sump) or salt escaping any place so I am not sure why it went down. Do fish consume salt somehow? I assume that I just didn't look at the right line when I checked the salt. I use a refractometer that is calibrated to 1.026 but its still hard to tell if it is on the fourth line or third line. 

I do use an ATO and top off with RODI water. The ATO was set up prior to the tank having the fish and the SG was correct. The only thing I changed was added a couple of very small clown fish.

Believe it or not, I dislike the taste of fish and my wife is afraid of them. She was very apprehensive to hold the bag with the clown in them while I drove. So no salt here when I cook them :)

We went snorkeling in Mexico once and she became afraid of the fish, panicked, I panicked, they threw a life preserve, etc. Long story short; they had an open bar after words and it helped with the trauma of almost drowning. :) I've had the opportunity to do it again and am terrified. So, I am brining the fish to the comfort of my living room. 

Thanks!

Marcos

Reality of it is there is no one right way to take care of your tank. But there is common facts that you must know.  So never feel embarrassed to ask.

There is no problem with your salt being in the range of 1.021- 1.026  Just try to keep it consistent.

Agreed. Thank you very much! I will for sure keep on asking and for sure not embarrassed.

Marcos