How long until my tank will complete its cycle

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Inglorious said:
When I was cycling mine I would get readings that were all basically zero like yours were. What I was told is that it means the cycle has started but there wasn't enough ammonia to continue it so I would add it 5ml at a time until it would be completely processed in 12 hours and I would see nitrate rise from it. For a cuc I ordered mine from reefcleaners.com and am really happy with them, although I ordered the quick crew recommended for my tank(28G) and had to give away most of it to a friend for his 55G and I still have too much. John is a great guy to deal with but is definitely over generous with what he sends out.
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Well thanks for the advice you guys here don't jump down people's throat when they do something wrong like in the freshwater part of the forum


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AIO=all in one, like a biocube. They're tanks with an attached hood with lighting and all the filtration is built in. The only equipment that needs to be added is a heater and a skimmer if you want one.
 
whats up with all this testing? I jus dump 20% old water from my 100 gallon right into my new 180 gallon then fill up my 180 gallon and put fishes in.the same day. they still alive. no water change 2 months. crystal clear water

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What skimmer exactly are you looking at? Also are you running a sump where the skimmer can go or does it need to be a HOB? I'm using the Aquamaxx HOB-1 on my 28G and I really like it, but it's a bit pricey.
 
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