Cycle

[zedonepilot]

has anyone tried nutrafin biological cycle before ?
can it realy only take 2 weeks to cycle ?

 

[SamUK]

anything where you have to add chemicals is a bad thing really.


ive never read anyone saying any of these things work well so id stick to fishless cycling.

 

[Ginge]

anything where you have to add chemicals is a bad thing really.


ive never read anyone saying any of these things work well so id stick to fishless cycling.

Yeah i ahve and it sure dont work. They only way it will if it was refigerated from the moment it left the factory. Just use a fishless cycling method like sam said.

 

[GaryHug24]

anything where you have to add chemicals is a bad thing really.


ive never read anyone saying any of these things work well so id stick to fishless cycling.

Yeah i ahve and it sure dont work. They only way it will if it was refigerated from the moment it left the factory. Just use a fishless cycling method like sam said.

I used Bio-spira on 2 tanks with fish and they were fully cycled in 3 days (0, 0, 0 on one tank and 0, 0, 20 on the other). I don't know if this product is similar or not but fishless cycles are not the ONLY way to go (of course bio is not available in the UK so maybe it is for you )

 

[OohFeeshy]

Bio-Spira is a bit different, the bacteria are alive, fed and refrigderated. I think the UK equivalent is Baccinets or something like that, but whether that undergoes the same treatment I don't know.

can it realy only take 2 weeks to cycle ?

Fishless cycling takes about that, or less.

 

[GaryHug24]

Bio-Spira is a bit different, the bacteria are alive, fed and refrigderated. I think the UK equivalent is Baccinets or something like that, but whether that undergoes the same treatment I don't know.

can it realy only take 2 weeks to cycle ?

Fishless cycling takes about that, or less.

so if they are saying it takes the same amount of time as a fishless cycle then what would the point of that be...LOL (other then to rid you of some cash)

 

[SamUK]

Bio-Spira is a bit different, the bacteria are alive, fed and refrigderated. I think the UK equivalent is Baccinets or something like that, but whether that undergoes the same treatment I don't know.

can it realy only take 2 weeks to cycle ?

Fishless cycling takes about that, or less.

so if they are saying it takes the same amount of time as a fishless cycle then what would the point of that be...LOL (other then to rid you of some cash)

answered your own question i think there m8.