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![]() If it is porous and has holes and whatnot, it will be just fine, all you have to do is wait. Just make sure you add livestock slowly to your tank (1 fish at a time preferably) to build up the necessary bacteria levels for your bioload, and not cause a re-cycle.
If you cycle another tank in the future, make sure there is sufficient die off for a good cycle. (ie, a piece of raw shrimp) |
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![]() I would count off the cycling period from the day you added the LR.
It almost sounds like there was no bacteria available to the tank (to multiply) before that time. It's definately a good thing you are taking your time. Keep going slow and your chance of long term success will be much higher. |
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![]() I have always cycled my tanks by adding live sand from another established tank. I slowly add it and it usually only takes maximum of two weeks for the cycle to be complete. I also add live rock into the mix to get things rolling.
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