cycling problem

[Cliff]

This will help to answer your question.

http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...ead.php?t=5640

[vafa]

this is what i found
"You may have nitrites register on your tester for a couple weeks but one day you will check and they will be 0. That is when you have your cycled tank! You will have high nitrAtes when you tank is done cycling. Do a large water change to bring those nitrates down to under 20 and you can began to add your fish."
the thing is my ammonia never went down to 0, ever. so now i just let ammonia go to 0 then large water change then add fish.
yay or nay

[Cliff]

There is no accurate to answere that question with the information you have provided in this thread.

Perhaps you need to re-read that thread I linked to you in my last post. Also, you might want to re-read the below

http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aqua...60#post1127960

The members here are likely only going to put in as much effort to help you as the effort you are going to put forward to help yourself.

[vafa]

I read it over 3 times.
So I think I know the answer
thanks cliff

[vafa]

i restarted yesterday after i tested
ammonia:1
nitrite:0
nitrate:0
idk how but it happened