QUOTE (nano-paul @ May 8 2009, 08:44 AM)

You will be ok with that. When I used Oceanic mine always stayed in the 500-600 range.
i actually used oceanic to fill up the first half of the tank and then i got talked into buying some other salt... i'll post the name of it when i get home.
an update...
i added 2 of my clowns into the tank sunday when the nitrates were around 50ppm... b/c the bioload from adding everything from the 10 gallon into the 30 in a day was just to much... nothing in there was looking happy!
i figured id rather risk it with the 2 clowns and not risk the whole 30 crashing...
i got lucky... the clowns are still healthy and the nitrates had dropped down to 10ppm last night when i checked it

i'm not sure if this really helped... but i did dose the tank with "One And Only Nitrifying Bacteria by Dr Tim's Aquatics"

"Bacterial additive developed by Dr. Timothy A. Hovanec, the renowned expert on nitrifying bacteria. Unlike many other bacterial additives, fish can be added immediately after use. Eliminates new tank syndrome, instantly creates a biofilter, and naturally removes toxic ammonia and nitrite. Use when setting up a new aquarium, or after water changes and disease treatments to quickly establish a natural biological filter. You cannot overdose with this product - use entire bottle to treat aquarium. Keep refrigerated for longer life. 2 oz treats up to 30 gallons. Choose Saltwater or Freshwater formulas. "