After crack repair, refilled pond; nitrite stuck at 0.5 ppm (1+ week). Ammonia zero. Tap water tests ~1 ppm nitrite. Also brown algae (diatoms) in sunny pond.
If tap has nitrite, biofilter must process it. Verify with second test kit. Add beneficial bacteria + pond salt (reduces nitrite toxicity). Carbon filtration may remove some nitrite.
Diatoms = brown film, wipe off easily. Like low light; unlikely to persist in sunny outdoor pond. Snails/algae eaters may help. See algae guide.
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