cant figure out nitrite reading
 

Nitrites have been 0 untill this am's testing which revealed this weird color anybody experienced this is it high or low? picture is what its reading. This is my total reading with my api master test kit as of this am
Ammonia 0.25
PH 8
Nitrite ????
Nitrate 10ppm

live meter for my ammonia / ph as well
 

this is my live in tank reading as of this am

updated nitrite reading 5 minutes ago heres what i got

I have to ask, are you sure you're using the right bottles and procedures? The colors almost match nitrate. Are the fish acting normally? That having been said, whatever the problem is, water changes will be at least a huge part of the solution. So do some 50% water changes daily until it comes down.

I know they look identical to the ph high or nitrates test actually almost exact color match to ph high test i did today. fish are very active heres a link to a video i took 5 minutes ago of my fish and tank. thanks for your imput.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwEBm...ature=youtu.be

what i dont get is i have the fluval c3 power filter and i swapped out carbon bags for their clearmax bags which is supposed to trap phosphates and nitrites and nitrates also added nitra zorb pack for nitrites nitrates and ammonia + a double does of cycle bacteria and aqua plus to be sure.

That is not correct, the nitrite solution comes out of the bottle blue, are you sure you are using the correct bottle??

that is either the high ph, or one of the nitrate bottles. You are using just 1 bottle for the nitrite test right?

If not then your test kit is defective and needs returning to where you purchased it from.

You would only get one of two readings, either a 0ppm level reading which would be that very light blue colour, or some variant of those purples. If there was higher than 5ppm nitrite it would just stay dark purple.

If it is none of what I have mentioned then could you do a video of you testing your water, showing the bottles and your procedure?

video on its way of test procedure

Can I just ask why you did all this?

Is your tank an established tank? has it cycled etc?

Adding chemicals to deal with ammonia and nitrites, unless its an emergency and you dose with Seachem prime for example is not really a good idea, the filter and the bacteria contained in your tank should be sufficient to deal with the waste produced by the fish.

It could be the nitro zorb product you put in your tank, could be interfering with the testing ability of the API kit.