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image: Time is your friend with a cycling tank. Go very slowly and take frequent readings for Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and stable Ph.
image: I make 65 gallons of R/O water per day. I do a mix of 60% R/O water and 40% filtered tap water. Check out my other PICs in Part 2 of this year
image: With the Discus tank, you have to have access to high quality water. The water in my area has high concentrations of the "bad stuff". For this
image: Time is your friend with a cycling tank. Go very slowly and take frequent readings for Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and stable Ph.
image: Tank is 100% full now..all is well. As you can see the bacteria bloom has started, which means they will need to eat something...beginning of t
image: Tank is 50% full now but very cloudy. I have to give the fine particulates time to settle out.
image: With such an ambitious build, I knew that water movement and filtration were everything.
image: I painted the back black and added Amazon soil, rocks, a few plants, a power head, bacteria and an air stone. I filled the tank up 50% to check
dwayne.aycock

image: Time is your friend with a cycling tank. Go very slowly and take frequent readings for Ammonia, Nitrite, Nitrate, and stable Ph.

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