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I have added Ammonia again and after 24 hours, these are the results. Image 1: Ammonia and Nitrite Image 2: Ammonia, Nitrite, and Nitrate

I'm in Scotland. From what I looked up, it seems my water provider does use chloramine in treating the water.

I tested my tap water and although it doesn't look like Nitrites are present, it is testing positive for Ammonia and I think Nitrates as well. I've put the results below. Image 1: Ammonia Image 2: Nitrites Image 3: Nitrates

The Nitrite reading is 0.

Here are the results. Although Ammonia is down significantly, it is not gone completely. Image 1: Ammonia reading Image 2: Nitrate reading

Okay phew. Thank you! I'm glad that it's suitable at least.

So I retested just to be sure and these were the results. Seems like the pH test didn't work the first time. But the High Range pH stayed the same colour. I am visually impaired so I may be reading it wrong as it can be quite difficult for me to distinguish between the colour shades. Image...

So I tested the water before I did a change and the Ammonia and Nitrate levels were quite high. Way more than the test kit could read. After doing as close to 100% water change as I could manage the levels are as follows Ammonia 0.50 ppm Nitrite 0 ppm Nitrate 5 ppm. I've just added the Ammonia...

Hi all. I've being doing a fishless cycle with my 19L tank. The cycle has been doing really well and recently I finally started having Nitrites and Nitrates showing up. I kept at it for a while as the Ammonia wasn't going down at all.y Nitrates ammonia and Nitrites were well over what the test...

I had thought that the tank would be too small for anything but a Betta. I'm going to start looking into Betta care then.

Hi all. I'm not new to the hobby, I've owned fish before but it has been about five years since ive owned fish so I'm getting back into the swing of things. I have a 5 Gallon (L 44cm B 30cm H 15cm) at the moment with plans to upgrade at a later date. I'm just about to start cycling the tank...