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its that simple Alan. Drop in a pinch of food just like you were
feeding the fish and then do a water change and gravel vac prior to introducing the new fish. Thanx. It made sense, but I like to be sure ;-) Cleaver solution. I wonder if the food and no fish on a new tank would work. I wrestled with this as I wanted to setup a quarantine tank with no fish, but ready to use when needed. I ended up keeping fish in the tank after a black molly dumped over 50 fry into the tank. Wouldn't you know it, almost all lived. Out of interest, this does work for fishless cycling. I have heard of people trying it with success. I have used ammonium bicarbonate for fishless cycling. This was fast and easy. I guess any source of ammonia should work. -- Alan Silver PSG Fish Tanks - http://fish.alansilver.co.uk/ |
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easy. I guess any source of ammonia should work.
thats right! no need to fuss with pure ammonia and getting the dose right - just use fish food |
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