0.5 ppm ammonia bad??

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I don't know if this is valid or not but the only time I had an ammonia spike is when my DI resin was exhausted on my RODI system. My city water has chloramines not chlorine in it. So I was breaking the chlorine-ammonia bond (which makes chlorine chloramine) and there was still ammonia left over.
 
You have the proverbial canary down the mine shaft. Meaning I see that you have a Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp in the tank which tends to make me believe you have no ammonia.

Have you checked nitrites? And lastly nitrates.
 
You have the proverbial canary down the mine shaft. Meaning I see that you have a Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp in the tank which tends to make me believe you have no ammonia.

Have you checked nitrites? And lastly nitrates.
No, I will tonight.
 

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