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I was shared by a friend that his concern is K1 might generate lots of Nitrate. Actually, I have noticed that not many Reefer using K1 media at all for their reef tank. I am also not very sure whether K1 is good or not for a reef marine tank. But, I am very sure that K1 is very good for fresh water tank. After further consideration, I have decided to keep the K1 going and will monitor the possible / potential benefits for reef marine tank if it works. I am open for any opinions from reefers here in this forum to share their thoughts, opinion or experience in terms of K1 media for reef marine tank. There is no right or wrong answer, mainly just for sharing purposes

Hi bro, don't worry about nitrite actually, nitrite is not toxic in marine tanks even at fairly high levels. But since you are monitoring nitrite already, then also since you are still cycling your tank, it is not a bad thing to see nitrite! That means that your cycle is moving on nicely. As for nitrate, it is also very good to see it now, as that means your tank is almost completed its cycle. Just let is be for a few more days and wait for ammonia to go to zero. Once Ammonia goes to zero, then your cycle is essentially complete. I would do the water change only once cycle is complete, maybe even up to 50% since your nitrates are fairly high. Once that's done then congratulations, you can add fish!

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Hosting this chalice for a fellow reefer. Can see its covering a little more of the frag plug. Found a baby Banggai Cardinal yesterday morning. Scooped it out before it gets eaten by other big fishes. Feeding on baby brine shrimps The rest of the fries were released from the father's mouth tonight Manage to catch them out. Hope they survive.