No2 at 0.3 will my snowflake be ok .
 

i thought my tank had finished cycleing but after adding my snowflake and some food it went from nothing to 0.3 is this a cause for concern thanks .

I'd maybe do a good water change. Any nitirite at all isn't good.

The other thoughts I had are:

How far can you cut back on feeding temporarily, will once a week feeding sustain the moray?

Will adding carbon or another of the absorbent-type chemicals be of any help?

thanks for the posts,i havent put any food in the tank for a few days now,the moray doesnt seem to be interested in it anyways,i did a 10g wc last night but my readings didnt go down.

What I'd consider doing is going out and getting some Cycle and then dumping in a dosage for "new tank."

the guy a the lfs store said not to bother that stuff doesnt work very well,is this the case ?.

How are you going about feeding the moray?

i tried adding a small chunk of tiger prawn,that didnt get much attention so i tried fresh muscles the moray swam around smelling them but didnt feed,ive added some more clay pots until i can afford some lr.so he now has more room to hide ..

You should feed him uncooked shrimp (tiger prawn is fine...$) with some sort of feeding stick. Wave it in front of his face, hold it there, wave it, hold it. He most likely be trained to eat, should be quick because he's going to be hungry.

If he does not eat off the stick remove the food and try again later, repeat...

Try and get live rock with holes in it. PVC pipe works better then clay pots.

Good Luck

Dave

I don't know, I've used it to help a new tank before. I'm sure if it's been sitting on the shelf for too long then it's just water. My take on it is, it can't hurt. Worst case scenario, you're doing is adding a little bit of water.