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  1. 01-20-2009, 03:03 PM #1
    snipesxxx
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    Happy New Year - Northernguy Yaaaaa. Finally cycling! - Lady Hobbs 

    Default Whats going on with the Cycle now?

    I been fishless cycling since around Dec 2nd and I didn't get any nitrite reading till the end of Dec. Finally I did and they shot through the roof within a few days going up to 5ppm. Around the time 2-3ppm of ammonia was dropping to 0ppm after about 24 hours or so. Once it did I bumped it back up and continue checking it and the nitrites. I only checked the nitrites ever couple days. Well past 3-4 days the Ammonia barely moved and right now it stays at 1ppm or little lower. After checking it this morning and seeing 1ppm I thought well nitrites I am sure is still through the roof but no they are now at 0ppm which is suppose to be a good thing, yet the ammonia remains.

    Anyone know what could be up?

    Link to my original post:
    http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ad.php?t=34760
    Last edited by snipesxxx; 01-20-2009 at 03:05 PM.
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