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Sometimes takes 2 or even 3 weeks for that first 4ppm of ammonia to drop to zero!

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Fantastic :rolleyes: i have plenty of patients :fun: it takes aslong as it takes :D
Yeah, we've got a ton of patients here at the university hospital too. Is your tank in your patients waiting room?

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Sometimes takes 2 or even 3 weeks for that first 4ppm of ammonia to drop to zero!

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Indeed, took mine nearly 2 weeks to start dropping. I thought something was up, but the people here re-assured me that this was quite normal. You should start seeing a drop pretty soon.

You could have a look on the mature media donors list for someone living near you, worked for me.

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Sometimes takes 2 or even 3 weeks for that first 4ppm of ammonia to drop to zero!

~~waterdrop~~

Indeed, took mine nearly 2 weeks to start dropping. I thought something was up, but the people here re-assured me that this was quite normal. You should start seeing a drop pretty soon.

You could have a look on the mature media donors list for someone living near you, worked for me.

- Dj -

Ive been thinking about it.. i added some media but wasnt very "mature" so may get another :)
 
Looks like you decided the ammonia test match was definately 2.0 today.

Incidently, don't know if you've thought about this but I think what one might be seeing at around one week like this is that there are a few of both species showing up. There are a few A-Bacs beginning to process ammonia, so it drops a little and there are a few N-Bacs processing that small amount of nitrite(NO2), so it stays zero. What will happen shortly will be that the A-Bacs will get ahead of the N-Bacs and then some Nitrite that the N-Bacs can't process will start to show up as begin left over.

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Looks like you decided the ammonia test match was definately 2.0 today.

Incidently, don't know if you've thought about this but I think what one might be seeing at around one week like this is that there are a few of both species showing up. There are a few A-Bacs beginning to process ammonia, so it drops a little and there are a few N-Bacs processing that small amount of nitrite(NO2), so it stays zero. What will happen shortly will be that the A-Bacs will get ahead of the N-Bacs and then some Nitrite that the N-Bacs can't process will start to show up as begin left over.

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Aslong as everything looks normal then im happy haha :good: the nitrite colour is trying but is still at 0 but the very light blue is getting darker by the day and im hoping to get my first 0.25 reading in the next day or 2 :hyper:
 

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