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Got any pics?

You can help it along by adding things from the first tank too, & then removing them before adding your tanks fish or plants back to original tank, this way you dont have a chance of infecting the old tank in case something goes wrong in the new tank.

:dance: Dads are like that, so are moms! lol. I also have mealworm and superworm beetles where you can raise your own, not hard as anyone will tell you.

I think a picture would say it all, also the member who said to use sand is a good idea.

feeders I have various worms and 6 types of flies.

I like to leave all as is and just put new one in tank for a week or so and then change them.

It would help if you could also get some water from an established tank to add to yours.

Welcome!