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Hey when I read 60 plus days I went to town pdiehm will go edit the last sentence summary in our cycling thread heh
thanks, i have saw your good.advice and i believe i am near to finishIt's not stalled.
It's doing exactly as it should.
The nitrite will come down.
This thread is now linked to the microbiology of cycling thread as an example of what happens when cycles are based on nitrite, API nitrite specifically, well past submersion times. It's there with ten other examples of cycled tanks that weren't really stalled. I know it's hard when you are being pulled in ten directions, it gets better once you learn the rules of biology that do not follow web forum posts.
yeah, i am learning ,loool
Page one, with a bunch of asterisks next to link
All marine aquaria cycle at the same time frame depending on boosts, those with no boosts or imbalanced boosts revert to the unassisted cycle timeframe, which is how bacteria existed before we were there to deem a nine dollar purchase of tank water in a bottle as necessary. Your cycle was complete about thirty days ago. I can get false nitrite with API in a glass of fresh made water adding only one common marine aquarium item. Sooo many confounds, nitrate heights causing false nitrite, no final water change but rather testing wastewater, am glad we have twelve pages on already calling these results before your thread existed.
yeah, you are right, i need more time to waitYou are fine IMO. you didn't start until 9/15. 30 days today. I would venture to say within 15 days you'll be done.
hello,everyone
i think my tank failed to cycle. i have already added back to 2ppm ammonia since ammonia and nitrite got zero yesterday. and it is more than 24 hours. my ammonia and nitrite never get zero during 24 hours, so what should i do next? repeat the process again? thanks