Hi ciolino,
I answered your pm on this problem. I'll just add that if the ten gallon hasn't had any fish in it for over a week then it's no longer a cycled tank. That's okay for now--you did the right thing removing them from the other tank. Just do a 30% daily water change on the ten gallon and keep testing the water. You've got the Prime which should help with ammonia and nitrite. You can also add 1 teaspoon of sodium chloride, (regular table salt without additives) per ten gallons. This will help to detoxify any nitrite.
How are they doing so far in the new tank?
Robin
I answered your pm on this problem. I'll just add that if the ten gallon hasn't had any fish in it for over a week then it's no longer a cycled tank. That's okay for now--you did the right thing removing them from the other tank. Just do a 30% daily water change on the ten gallon and keep testing the water. You've got the Prime which should help with ammonia and nitrite. You can also add 1 teaspoon of sodium chloride, (regular table salt without additives) per ten gallons. This will help to detoxify any nitrite.
How are they doing so far in the new tank?
Robin