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Yes I understand it’s going to take time.Patience is key in this hobby. I started in Jan this year and it took 6 weeks for my cycle. Obviously every tank is different. I would say your ammonia is a bit high? What test kit you using?
I would monitior and test alot at this point. You will have a spike in ammonia as part of your cycle. Mine got up quite high before coming back down to levels that would be deadly to fish. I would be looking at some water changes at this reading.Yes I understand it’s going to take time.
Im using salifert tests. It’s gone up slightly since yesterday.
I just brought them from different shops. Both dry rockTell about the rock history
why are half the rocks purple and half white, where did the purple ones come from
I was told a water change during a cycle will stop or halt the cycle and will jeopardise itI would monitior and test alot at this point. You will have a spike in ammonia as part of your cycle. Mine got up quite high before coming back down to levels that would be deadly to fish. I would be looking at some water changes at this reading.
They are from different shops. Both dry rockTell about the rock history
why are half the rocks purple and half white, where did the purple ones come from
I was told water changes stop the cycle and causes it to take a lot longerI would monitior and test alot at this point. You will have a spike in ammonia as part of your cycle. Mine got up quite high before coming back down to levels that would be deadly to fish. I would be looking at some water changes at this reading.
Potentially yes. I did 1 or 2 towards the end... but you already have fish in it. So you'll need to do water changes, esp if you see ammonia spikingI was told water changes stop the cycle and causes it to take a lot longer