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January 2nd 04, 04:04 PM
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Nitrites won't go down.
Have a 10 gallon tank for about a month. Ammonia spiked and lingered for 2
weeks, then nitrites spiked, ammonia went down 4 days after that. And now my nitrites continue to be high with no signs of going down. I mean off the charts. I've been doing small water changes to ease pressure on the fish (10%). One of my Platties is getting white spots on her tail (I thought the ich was gone), and I'm moving in one more week. If I had known I was going to move before I got the tank, I would have waited to set it up. -- Richard W. Ayers SuryaPlexus Managing Life through Yoga 203-879-3473 
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