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Yes the ammonia has spiked to 4 at one point about 10 days ago but no nitrates or nitrites. I also was using Stability for 7 days. I water changed it down, at first it was hard to get it down, 2 times a day then it has gotten easier to control. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

Thank you. I think I've been changing too much water. Should I use a ammonia block? Like Ammo Lock or ammonia remover? I use Prime when doing water changes. Sent from my iPad using Aquarium Advice

So, now my tank has been "fish in cycling" for 7 weeks. PH 6.8, Ammonia .25, Nitrites 0, Nitrates 0 , I've been doing water changes daily if not twice daily. Depending on ammonia levels. Am I doing something wrong or do I need more patients. I have a 36 gallon with 9 barbs 1 rainbow shark and 2...

I was using strips to test, the I went and got a master kit. that's when the Nitrate came down, maybe it's hasn't started to cycle yet.

Nitrite and Nitrate's are 0, The tank has been running for 14 days. The fish seem to be doing fine. Friday the Nitrate was 20 but came back to 0 after the water change.

Nitrite and Nitrate's are 0, The tank has been running for 14 days. The fish seem to be doing fine.

My first tank and I made the mistake of getting fish before the tank cycled. I've been testing and doing water changes daily, sometimes twice a day. I can't seem to get the ammonia below .25. My question is if I use "Ammo Lock", will the tank continue to cycle??