Ammonia And Nitrite In Tank

I have a horrible feeling I might have been over feeding my fish as I just did a water test and its showing ammonia between 0 and .25ppm and nitrite of .25 ppm although the nitrates are pretty stable.

Will a water change and a gravel clean solve the problem?

And feeding a bit less will help too.

As a very rough guide, you should be feeding the amount of food equal to one eye per fish. I know that's impossible to work out  If that's the amount you are already feeding, cut down till the mini cycle is over then build back up.

Just noticed that one of my little Ottos has damage on one of its side fins.

There is a particularly aggressive Indian Glass cat in the tank, its a small male and apart from the hideous dye he looks very healthy. I've just realised all the glass fish that have died have been males, there's 2 males and 1 female left.

I seem to be doing a water change once a day atm, hohum

hehehehe yeah lets hope so

I bought myself a better filter yesterday a fluval U2 110l and thats in the tank as well as the old one atm, minus its carbon pads because of the fungal treatment and I'll run both until the new one has got itself organised bacteria wise.

I'm posting another question here as I'm sure its probably water quality related, I hope you guys dont mind me bashing your brains, I really do appreciate the help

I seem to have a grey/white fluffy algae growing on my dwarf grass and on the java moss I'm trying to grow. Any ideas? I have googled it but couldnt find anything like it

An update to this thread, I'm pleased to say the filter bacteria has finally managed to catch up and ammonia and nitrites are both 0 and my nitrate has dropped to 20-40. WOOT!!