Savannah32
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My pH level is 7.2, ammonia level is 0, nitrite level is 0 and nitrate level is 0. Are these parameters good?
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Parameters in my axolotl tank
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GulfCoastAxolotls
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it depends. How long has the tank been set up? technically yes, those levels are safe, but the absence of nitrates would indicate your tank probably isn't cycled.
Savannah32
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Almost 2 months
GulfCoastAxolotls
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how big is the tank? when was your last water change? how much did you change? and what do you water parameters normally test at
Savannah32
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Changed it Monday. Now I'm getting different readings.
Savannah32
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It's a 20 gallon tank
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