Cycling help?

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My nitrite is 5 ppm, ammonia 0 and nitrate is 40ppm and ph is 8.4. Started the cycle 12 days ago with dr tims. The tank is a 120gallon with live rock and live sand. I know that nitrite and ammonia levels of 0 means a cycled tank but want to make sure it’s going in the right direction. Thanks for any help I can get!
 
It looks good, nitrites are converting to nitrates so in the next few days, you should see a decrease in nitrites. When you start seeing nitrates, usually it doesn’t take too long for the cycle to finish.
 
Go take a break , relax , watch brs vids ! Check back next week when nitrite is 0, and ammonia is 0 then your cycle is complete , DO NOT DO A WATER CHANGE NOW WAIT U TIL NITRITE GOES TO 0
 

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