Get a bucket of Salt water (maybe after a water change) & put your
uncured rock in there until it's not stinky anymore. You might also have a
skimmer & a powerhead running on this bucket as well.
If your ammonia levels are still detectable after that then Get some
Nitro Max Marine to help speed along the cycling process in your tank. If it
is cycled some ammo-lock & a water change should help out some. Curing rock
in a tank with inverts is not a good idea.
Steve

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2 hermit crabs
1 sandsifter snail
1 horned snail
1 percula clown
1 coral
13lbs cured LR
3 lbs not cured (though 2 lbs of that seems to be almost cured its mainly
the small 1 lb piece that is bad)
50lbs argonite carib sand (1/2 sugar fine, 1/2 medium)

1 hang on back Regent 20-40 filter
1 hang on back Regent 10-20 filter with the protein skimmer attachment
from
Hagen
1 power head JBJ Submersible pump sp1800

I have only fed the percula twice in the last 5 days in order to keep
anymore waste from entering the tank since he has only been in it for the
4
days so far and two of those were in
a bucket since I did an emergency tank swap due to a leak.