Thank you all for your help and advice.  Good news...I waited it out and now the water is clear.  I will be doing a water change this weekend and beginning to put in livestock this weekend.  I will probably start with a couple corals and snails/hermits and will go from there.

 

Thank you again for all your help and advice.

 

Thank you both for your help.

The reason I asked about feeding is that during the cycle the bacteria levels in the tank are established. If those bacteria are not fed by either adding food to the tank or via fish/coral waste then the populations of bacteria begin to die back off. I would plan on feeding them something but get through the current bloom first and then worry about that.

 

I added 100% ammonia each day and kept it at about a 4ppm until it began to drop and the nitrite levels began to rise.  I am not sure how much ammonia I added exactly but I added it until it got to that level and continued to add it to that level until it began to disappear.  My ammonia levels are at 0 now, as are my nitrites.  My nitrates are high and I know I need to do a water change, I have just been waiting to do it because I have read that if I do it the bacterial bloom just gets worse because the bacteria has more nutrients to eat at that point.

 

I am guessing it is a bacterial bloom also, just trying to figure out what to do with that at this point.  It has been cloudy like this for about a week now.

 

Thank you