Are these test results bad??

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I just checked my axolotl tank and don't think these are good results

P.H- 6.6
Nitrate- 40
Ammonia- 0.25
Nitrite- 1.0
 
The Ph is ok though it could stand to be a little higher.

As for the other results ideally they should be
Nitrite- 0
Ammonia- 0
Nitrate- <60
 
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