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i’m new to reef aquariums. Just added my second fish yesterday and my nitrite jumped up to 25ppm I’m worry that my fish are in danger asking for help or advice
Hey there! Chiming in to see a couple things...

When was your tank set up? Did you go through a cycle period?
What fish did you add?
What tank are ya running?
 
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i’m new to reef aquariums. Just added my second fish yesterday and my nitrite jumped up to 25ppm I’m worry that my fish are in danger asking for help or advice
Youre gonna get spikes with the tank this new. They can tolerate to about 30 but if any spikes- could be an issue. Add a pouch of chemipure elite which will keep nitrate in check
 
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i’m new to reef aquariums. Just added my second fish yesterday and my nitrite jumped up to 25ppm I’m worry that my fish are in danger asking for help or advice
Stop feeding them for a day or two.

& Welcome to Reef2Reef!

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Welcome to R2R! As mentioned above, where you are in the cycle and your feeding practices are good to consider. We are cheering for your fish!
 
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Welcome to R2R and the salty world. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 
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