I've been running my 200-liter aquarium for 1.5 weeks now, but the nitrite level isn't going down. It's stuck at 0.5. What should I do? I've already added purification bacteria to the water, but nothing's changed. I need some advice.
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They look similar, but are they the same species?
Update on suppression Orange and the small one are the ones that are suppressed and the other two larger yellow ones are the males
That’s not going to be the same from now on.
Only when nitrite is present in the AQ water does the nitrobacters begin to form. This takes a few days and only then can they begin their work and oxidize the nitrite in nitrate.
One thing is very urgent when it comes to aquaculture: this is patience, patience and patience. Only algae and problems develop quickly – everything else needs a lot of time.
As a rule, you take 3 – 4 weeks – you’re good with your 10 days. so just sit back and wait!
And let chemistry from the basin – if it doesn’t develop naturally, never a biological balance will be set and you will always have problems.
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This is a completely new term for this “mirror” 🤔
All the mediums are pointless there only makes the business cash, but it’s total bullshit, you just need patience until the pelvic runs properly.
You say it ☺️