Water Parameters for RBTA tank

[Joe LoPresti]

I'm sure this question has been asked hundreds of times before, but I'm gonna ask anyways...
What do you all recommend for water parameters to keep my RBTA happy???
I have a 30 gallon tank that's dedicated to the RBTA and a pair of false Percula clowns. It's been running for about 3 months now. There's about 40 lbs. of live rock, a sand bed and the following corals:
1 candycane frag
1 yellow finger leather coral
7 green fuzzy mushrooms
3 blue mushrooms
1 small cluster of zoas

Current water parameters:
pH- 8.1
Alk- 8
Calcium- 430
Phos- 0
Nitrates- 2.5
Salinity- 1.024

I'm not planning on adding anything else to the tank. I want to keep it as a specimen tank, with the RBTA as the centerpiece.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[Slakker]

Specific gravity should be 1.026 to more closely mirror natural seawater. Also you should work on getting those nitrates down to 0.

I haven't read much on what the other parameters should be, sorry I can't be much help with them.

 

[SVXH6]

you should let the aqaurium settle more. three months is not long enough to be stable for an anemone. i ould wait at least six to eight months. stability is the key to keeping healthy anemones. ph should be 8.3.

 

[isseym328]

I got my salineaty at 1.022 and my two roses are fine. =)