LMOUTHBASS My hypocrisy goes only so far Jun 17, 2003 1,326 1 38 Boston , MA Visit site Real Name Mark Jun 26, 2003 #1 one more thing my amonia is now at 0 which is nice but my nitrite is at 2.0 is this a sign that my cycling is almost complete???
one more thing my amonia is now at 0 which is nice but my nitrite is at 2.0 is this a sign that my cycling is almost complete???
C cpr4cpu AC Members Mar 25, 2003 171 0 0 www.cpr4cpu.net Jun 26, 2003 #2 yep, now you can keep changing the water, and watch for the milky water. As the nitrite spike peaks, the water will cloud up and with the nitrite eaters and once the water clears (a day or so) you're there. See http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3194
yep, now you can keep changing the water, and watch for the milky water. As the nitrite spike peaks, the water will cloud up and with the nitrite eaters and once the water clears (a day or so) you're there. See http://www.aquariacentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3194
LMOUTHBASS My hypocrisy goes only so far Jun 17, 2003 1,326 1 38 Boston , MA Visit site Real Name Mark Jun 26, 2003 #3 it's been about this level for most of this week , but you think it's alomost through??? then is the water safe to get a new fish ??? thanks for the tips
it's been about this level for most of this week , but you think it's alomost through??? then is the water safe to get a new fish ??? thanks for the tips
B brianfl AC Members Apr 7, 2003 251 0 0 68 South Florida Visit site Jun 27, 2003 #4 Sometimes, it takes a while during the nitrite stage. 1-2 weeks isn't unusual.
K KateA. AC Members Apr 7, 2003 98 0 0 Central Illinois Visit site Jun 27, 2003 #5 And don't get any more fish until the nitrites are in the safe zone. Also, continue to feed lightly, etc.
And don't get any more fish until the nitrites are in the safe zone. Also, continue to feed lightly, etc.