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Greetings and hallucinations!
I started a 29-gallon aquarium a month ago with a few zebra danios and a couple of black tetras. I've been doing the water chemistry levels religiously as it is going through the nitrogen cycle but the readings I'm getting are alarming from what the chart says they should be. There was a handy chart included with the aquarium. Normal levels as per the sheet are in brackets for the fourth week of the cycle (20% water change complied with last week). Ammonia: 4.0 mg/L (normal 0) Nitrite: 5.0 mg/L (normal 0 - 0.5) Nitrate: 20 mg/L (normal 20) Shouldn't the ammonia and nitrites be decreasing if the nitrate level is at it's norm? The fish seem ok but the water is cloudy. Forgive me, I'm new at this... Can anyone offer advice? -- Chris http://www.choxnpinz.com |
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