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if I use all new sand won't I need to wait for the entire cycle process on the new tank to complete then?

should i put my original filter onto the new tank immediately, and find another means of circulation in the old tank?

Should i put my filter onto the new tank right away and run a different clean filter with the fish?

once i rinse the sand, put it in the new tank, add saltwater, and get my temp right how long should I probably wait to add the fish and rock, whenever?

so just continue to let the water overflow out the top of the bucket as I mix and that should make the sand useable for the new tank?

would i just rinse the sand with fresh water, we have very clean spring water at our house that I have found to not have anything harmful in it?

so would I need to allow the new tank to cycle then or would I be able to add in my fish immediately?

I am about to switch from my ten gallon tank and upgrade to a twenty gallon. I am planning on using a lot of the same equipment on the twenty gallon because I bought all of the stuff for the ten gallon thinking that I would soon upgrade. Things like the filter, heater, light, and probably even...

I have a tank that has had fish in it for about three weeks now. It is just a ten gallon fowlr. For over two weeks now my four stripe damsel has had a little white spot on one of his fins. It has began to grow and looks like a cluster of salt, kind of. I just noticed the last couple of days that...