Water parameters

You know, your fish might be better off without the carbon. And since it's well water, you won't need a conditioner.

What's the nitrate and phosphate reading?


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I agree with Harleyk, since there isn't any chlorine, no need to add a water conditioner, or carbon for that matter, unless the carbon is to reduce certain odors.
Seems your water is a bit soft, and may have a low alkalinity due to a low calcium content, you may find it necessary to do more frequent water changes to keep pH from dropping due to normal metabolism byproducts.
The copper is a bit higher than normal, but are you sure the reading is not in ug/L as opposed to mg/L?
If it is right, its the kind of reading that will help deter many of the microscopic disease causing organisms that parasitize fish.
Back in the old days, (when penny's were made of copper), people would drop a penny in a tank to cure problems like ich.
Some fish do have a sensitivity to copper, so you may want to check if any of yours are, and if so, there are copper removing agents available.