Lil help..

[Reo2140]

So after two week cycling my 40 gallons I did a test n came up with this.. I did a ammonia n a nitrite test this my results

 

[P-Dub]

What type of rock did you use? Dry or Live or??? What did you use or how did you seed and feed the bacteria? Do you have critters in the tank and if so what? Depending on the answers it is possible that the cycle may not have even started yet...

 

[AdamB]

I agree with PDub. If you have seeded tank and don’t have critters your still in cycle mode. Needs to be 0 on both in 24 hrs ..

 

[Mary Carmen]

My tank took a month or so to cycle, and that was cutting corners by adding a bottle of nitrifying bacteria (Biospyra I think). It took me forever to see any changes on the rocks. Good luck.

 

[Reo2140]

What type of rock did you use? Dry or Live or??? What did you use or how did you seed and feed the bacteria? Do you have critters in the tank and if so what? Depending on the answers it is possible that the cycle may not have even started yet...

It’s been two weeks I have live sand no critters n carbisea rock from Amazon dry

 

[foxt]

It’s been two weeks I have live sand no critters n carbisea rock from Amazon dry

Still cycling. You could try adding a bottled bacteria product to move it along.

 

[P-Dub]

It’s been two weeks I have live sand no critters n carbisea rock from Amazon dry

Yup, still in the very beginning stages of cycling. It is important for you to establish a bacterial colony some way and to feed it as well. Test weekly for the first month or so after a bacterial introduction and more often thereafter. Patience.