A acipenser22 Candiru MFK Member Feb 5, 2010 223 0 46 Fishing at the lake Jul 25, 2010 #1 How can I reduce my nitrite level?Right now it's at 5.0 ppm or a little higher and my amonia level is at 0 ppm.I am currently feeding my fish market shrimp and freeze dried krill.
How can I reduce my nitrite level?Right now it's at 5.0 ppm or a little higher and my amonia level is at 0 ppm.I am currently feeding my fish market shrimp and freeze dried krill.
Fishermoe14 Fire Eel MFK Member Apr 28, 2008 1,029 2 68 Minnesota Jul 25, 2010 #2 read up on the fish tank nitrogen cycle
J juneblood3 Gambusia MFK Member Feb 11, 2010 511 2 16 Double Rainbow Jul 25, 2010 #3 yea most likely your tank is not cycled.
B BODYDUB Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 18, 2009 2,288 2 68 Killeen Jul 27, 2010 #5 Hmmm. The OP said market shrimp. Some people use the ammonia from raw shrimp to cycle tanks. But how long has the tank been set-up??????
Hmmm. The OP said market shrimp. Some people use the ammonia from raw shrimp to cycle tanks. But how long has the tank been set-up??????
C Cliff519 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 13, 2010 363 0 0 Canada Jul 27, 2010 #6 Are you using the test strips or a liquid test kit? The strips are very inaccurate and can give you miss-leading reading. I aggree with the other posts, sounds like your tank has not finished cycling. Complete a 50% water change and read up on how to cycle a tank if you are unaware of the process.
Are you using the test strips or a liquid test kit? The strips are very inaccurate and can give you miss-leading reading. I aggree with the other posts, sounds like your tank has not finished cycling. Complete a 50% water change and read up on how to cycle a tank if you are unaware of the process.