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question about cycling ?

Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by red devil, Apr 1, 2005.

  1. red devil

    red devil New Member

    I have had fish ever since i was born literlly my parents had a 300 gallon set up in my room and i have never done a cycle ever in my life and i have never really had any serious problems with my fish so i am wondering if it is necessary to do it before i set up my new 10 gallon and if so how is the proper way?
     
    red devil, Apr 1, 2005
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  2. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    Yes, if you want a better chance of having your fish survive you should do a fishless cycle first.

    This articles covers the nitrogen cycle and the various methods of cycling a tank. I highly recommend the fishless method.
    http://flippersandfins.net/Cycling.htm

    -Chelle
     
    t_chelle16, Apr 1, 2005
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