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I plan to set everything up and let it run for a few days to make sure everything is running smoothly. Once everything's up to snuff, Bob the Oranda will have a new home ![]() You might want to clean it with some bleach and water (10%). Make sure it's plain bleach, not lemon scented. Also watch out for the sponges with fungicide/soap added. Rinse everything with water after the bleach bath and dechlorinate well. If Bob has a rubber duck or other ornament you might want to put it in the new tank while you wait for it to cycle. The idea is to give the ammonia/nitrate eating bacteria a head start in the new tank by transferring them from the old tank. Allright, thanks ![]() happy about it, but hopefully it has enough biobugs to get things started in the new tank. Should I wait for the tank to finish cycling before moving Bob? He seems OK in his fishbowl (it has an undergravel filter, and he's very small) for now. |
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