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June 5th 04, 02:40 AM
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Tank cycling time!
Hi,
I'm going to setup a new small 20 gallon fish only tank and I already put some live rock in it. Is there anyway to speed up the cycling time for a new tank? so I can add fish sooner? Thank You! 
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June 5th 04, 02:53 AM
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Tank cycling time!
I'm going to setup a new small 20 gallon fish only tank and I already put
some live rock in it. Is there anyway to speed up the cycling time for a new tank? so I can add fish sooner? buy good quality cured LR -- Richard Reynolds
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