It looks if you are using the API tests. Your ammonia levels are low but according to the chat, you still have some. But API ammonia is reputed to read .25 ppm ammonia even when ammonia is zero. Now ammonia is pretty toxic. I would not want to put fish into water unless I knew the ammonia levels were safe. I would spring for the Red Sea or Salifert ammonia test.
Your nitrite levels are still pretty high. Seems a fair bit for after nearly a month. Of course, eventually they will go down. You could add some bacteria additive for speeding up the cycle. Most of the LFS carry it. Or you can just wait.
Wow. Your nitrate levels are off scale. I would wait until you get the nitrites to zero. But you really should get the nitrates way down. If you want fish only, I would think you need to be below 50 ppm. If you are doing soft corals and forgiving hard corals, you want to be below 15 ppm and SPS corals probably around 2 ppm. You have big water changes in your future.
