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August 29th 04, 04:53 AM
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An established tank should have 0 nitrites. If nitrites are not at 0, then
the tank has not completely cycled. Nitrites in my humble opinion are a problem no matter what, as long as it shows on a test. All this of course is just my way of thinking. Fernan "David Burton" wrote in message . uk... All, Okay, Nitrites should ideally be 0.0 mg/l but at what stage do they start becoming a problem or possibly fatal to fish and corals in the tank alike? I would be very grateful for some kind of reply as I am getting alot of conflicting points of view on the subject. Thanks, David 
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