I used a quick cycle bacteria to cycle my tank. The nitrite is at 10 ppm and nitrite is at 1-3 ppm. Should I do a water change? It has been 5-6 days since I dosed it. How much of a water change should I do for the first one?
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You have nitrite listed twice and Im sure you meant nitrate as one of them....usually the later? Don't worry too much about nitrite or low level nitrate.....ride it out! Ammonia is really more a concern that you can use water changes to keep it within a safe range. Fish in the tank already?I used a quick cycle bacteria to cycle my tank. The nitrite is at 10 ppm and nitrite is at 1-3 ppm. Should I do a water change? It has been 5-6 days since I dosed it. How much of a water change should I do for the first one?
Did you happen to use turbo start? If so I would still wait at least 1 month and start off with putting cycled live rock inside the tank also.I used a quick cycle bacteria to cycle my tank. The nitrite is at 10 ppm and nitrite is at 1-3 ppm. Should I do a water change? It has been 5-6 days since I dosed it. How much of a water change should I do for the first one?
No fish in it yet, the Ik not sure if the cycle is finished.You have nitrite listed twice and Im sure you meant nitrate as one of them....usually the later? Don't worry too much about nitrite or low level nitrate.....ride it out! Ammonia is really more a concern that you can use water changes to keep it within a safe range. Fish in the tank already?
No, I used QuikCycl from brightwell. I have dry rock but live sand.Did you happen to use turbo start? If so I would still wait at least 1 month and start off with putting cycled live rock inside the tank also.
Did you already go thru the ammonia cycle? That's usually the order in which you see your biological go....First ammonia, then nitrite, then nitrate, and then hopefully everything goes away, but your nitrate will always be around unless you manage it.No, I used QuikCycl from brightwell. I have dry rock but live sand.
You have nitrite listed twice and Im sure you meant nitrate as one of them....usually the later? Don't worry too much about nitrite or low level nitrate.....ride it out! Ammonia is really more a concern that you can use water changes to keep it within a safe range. Fish in the tank
Yeah, the ammonia is still a little bit, but everything is up right nowDid you already go thru the ammonia cycle? That's usually the order in which you see your biological go....First ammonia, then nitrite, then nitrate, and then hopefully everything goes away, but your nitrate will always be around unless you manage it.
The whole bottle!!! It said 4 ml bro. That’s like a syringe full onlyJust wait a few more days and then do it. It won't matter too much as long as you dosed the whole bottle of bacteria.