That's how I cycled all of my tanks. You need to keep a close eye on the parameters for a while but it works very well!Pufferpunk wrote:You could wash it out into a small bucket & pour the brown water into your new filter material.
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Just wondering, when will my tank be fully cycled? I did the water tests and there are no spikes in the ammonia or nitrites, but there are a bit of nitrates showing up on the liquid test. The shrimp was in there for 5 days, and man it was stinky
So should I wait a few more days and then test and see what shows up in another few days. I will keep feeding the tank fish flakes though.