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Originally Posted by naesco
I would get another test kit to see if the test kit is the problem.
I would not add your angels until you are certain.
BTW you have been around enuf to know that the dated practice of using fish to cycle a tank is simply not acceptable.
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I used the test kit on my main tank and it worked fine, there simply isn't any readings of No2 or No3 in my new tank.
No worries my angels wont be going in until I'm 100% certain it's cycled. Even if it means waiting a few more months.
I know fish (even chromis who can haddle it) shouldn't be used to cycle a tank, but since I had the LR curing in a rubbermaid for 3 months before adding it to the new tank and since I used live sand and since I added some large pieces of LR from the main tank, I didn't think there would be too much of a cycle.
BTW if the No2 and No3 spike will it kill off the pods etc. that are already in the tank?
PS I do plan on plumbing the new tank together with my main tank once the new tank is ready.