Ammonia

[Camcrick18]

Hi guys,
I have recently started a max nano 70litre and cycling it with the red sea starter. I use my own ro/Di water and tend to make it and stored it for a while and mix when needed. For some reason today I have done a waterchange and before adding the new water I placed my Seneye Reef in it. It came up with 0.70 NH3 which seems very unusual due to my tds being 0 and new Di resin about 3 weeks old. The water temp was 25 degrees too. Any help will be massive.


Thanks

 

[KJ]

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Hi sorry I don't think you understood what I was meaning. I know my ammonia increases in the tank. I'm talking about my newly mixed salt water before completing a water change had 0.73 ammonia in it. This is not normal. My tank has ammonia in it but normally my newly mixes saltwater does not have any due to my RO/Di.