Your tank is not cycled. Do a 30% water change and keep testing. Becuase you have fish in there your going to do more water changes to keep your levels safe. For your ph test with highrange ph to get a true reading but going to guess your around 7.8-8
Test your water using the high ph liquid to find out how high it is. Mine is a constant 8.2 so I don't bother with the lower ph test.
Stability is key with pH even at pH 8, as for the others, you should do a 50% water change until they reach 0 or close to that.
Keep it on a white background. Also, the pH is fine as long as you keep it stable. Just don't use anything to make it drop.View attachment 164102
This is the high range ph test.
Do I need to hold the test tube right against the paper or a little bit away from it, this photo is right up against it.
Check your tap water ph, see if your tap water that high or something in your tank increasing it
I would change at least 50% if I were you.Ok! Will do! I've already drained 30% of my water. Is it ok for me to go ahead and put the new water in yet?
You can use it for the process of cycling. Remember, this just detoxifies, it doesn't remove
You can use it for the process of cycling. Remember, this just detoxifies, it doesn't remove
It looks goodView attachment 164105
This is my tap water ph, it's on the white back ground in between the two levels
It looks good
Test the tap water at least once a month, to make sure it doesn't go up and downAlright sweet!
Test the tap water at least once a month, to make sure it doesn't go up and down