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| Color | 100w |
| Height | 7.874 Inches |
| Length | 15.748 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 2 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Width | 7.874 Inches |
>What you have here is a cycle that's not complete. I know this can take a while (I actually just finished having my students run an experiment cycling tanks over a similar timespan, and not all the tanks finished the cycle). There's all the necessary bacteria there, they just haven't grown enough yet to process all the ammonia.
Phew! Good to know that this is probably incomplete cycling and not something else.
>You could change about half the water, but time and more plants are your best allies here.
I'll be patient and keep taking readings
>9 plant seedlings aren't going to eat all those nitrates, so that's why those levels are so high. Encouraging plant growth and adding some more plants will help. What's your lighting like? That's a mistake I've made before. You can also add more plants into your gravel to help get things rolling...pothos vines are a classic aquarist trick. Or just jam a ton more seedlings/seeds in there so they are crowded in. You can always weed out the spares later as some get bigger. And make sure they have enough light to grow...plants that aren't growing won't take up many nutrients.
I'll get to planting then! I have this LED light by the way.
>You are good, bacteria are tough. A bit of tap won't hurt them.
Thank heavens.
>It's almost never a good idea to screw around with pH. Just leave it be.
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>Really, the best thing you can do is wait. I know it sucks to not have fish but at least you should be able to grow plants in there! So wait, but focus on getting good, healthy, vigorous plant growth. Once that's in place you should be good to go on the fish side of things.
Sounds good. I'm glad to hear this is a watch and wait situation.
Thanks for all your help!