Cycled Tank Question

Appears your tank is cycling, haev you done any cleaning recently. If your tank was completely cycled you would have 0 ammonia and 0 nitrites. If you are positive your atnk is cycled then maybe your test kitis bad, but more than likely your tank is cycling.

Yoour tank is fully cycled if your ammonia and nitrites is zero. Right now you have enough bacteria to take care of your ammonia, however the bacteria that takes care of you nitrite is still multiplying. This is the reason for 0 ammonia and 1 ppm ( I think that is what you said your reading was) nitrite. Don't worry, it will not be long before you nitrite reads zero also, just don't add any fish right now or you might throw your tank into full cycle again. I estimate a max of 2 weeks b4 you are completely cycled. Happy fishkeeping.

A completely cycled tank has 0 ammonia,0 nitrite and some sort of nitrate reading.So plainly your tank isn't done cycleing yet.Keep up with the water changes.

I would have to say the cycle is not complete yet as well. When it's completed you should have 0 ammonia and 0 nitrites. Also do you have any nitrates showing up yet?