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new2hotwheels wrote in message . ..
hello, I was part of the power outage and was without for over 29 hours I managed to keep all my africans alive in my 150 gallon by doing water changes with my python, but I'm sure I swapped out at least the 150 gallons it holds the tank has about 40 med to large assorted africans in it the ph is ok because we have liquid metal from the tap 1 whisper 4, 1 emperor 400, 4 power heads with UGF my question is how long until my tank cycles again? I imagine that there's still a lot of the bacteria there even if the bio wheels, and filters died as of this morning the ammonia is still 0 after running for about 8 hours any ideas? thanks, Duane Not to worry. You're aquarium is still cycled -- the bacteria is everywhere. During power outages, however, we need to take our Bio-Wheels out of the filter and float them in the aquarium itself so they stay wet, and their colonies of Nitrosomonas and Nitrobacter stay alive -- --Mark Mark Stone tractorlegs at msn dot com OSCAR Lovers! http://www.geocities.com/cichlidiot_2000/oscar.html The ".Edu" meens i are smart. |
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