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Once your tank is cycled,, it should be able to take down 1ppm of ammonia instantly. I'm not entirely sure, but Seachem Prime should help with handling ammonia (it detoxifies it and makes ammonia less harmful). Hopefully that helps, but I suggest doing water changes. But maybe once you dip below...

I'm not an expert or anything, but of all the fish you have, I've done plenty of researches on the tetras and corys. Which I hope I can help you with the following information. But regarding to why your fish are dying, I think it is as the person stated above: you haven't cycled your tank. Not...

I agree with the person above. I believe you must've restarted your cycle by removing your main source of BB (beneficial bacteria). For now, the best thing you do can do is 50% water changes EVERYDAY. Until the ammonia and nitrites reach 0.25ppm (which then you can choose to do water changes...

I don't know much of the other fishes. But I believe your corys would enjoy a bit more company. Through my research, they are better in groups of six or more. Since you have so much space, I think it'd be safe to add 3-4 more albino corys. I can't guarantee it, but under the right conditions...

I'm planning on adding ghost shrimps to my 10 gallon tank that has plenty of plants (not heavily planted though). It has one betta (twin-tail half-moon), 7 ember tetras, 2 mystery snails, and a nerite snail. In AqAdvisor, it's currently at a 75% stocking level with 99% aquarium filtration...