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bio-spira

Postby rna on Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:51 pm

im going to buy some more aquaclear sponges for my filters because i like them better and would like to know how can i avoid a spike in amm and nIts from there not being enough bacteria. can i buy some biospira or cycle and put it in a bucket full of tank water with the sponges in there and leave them in the for a week and will bacteria grow on the sponges? or should i just switch one at a time?

the reason why i want to change to sponges is because the sponges have a greater flow rate than the blue pads, probably because i havent cleaned them but its noticiable. thanks for your input and suggestions.
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Postby Fuzzy on Wed Feb 02, 2005 11:23 pm

Don't waste your money on cycle, as for the bio-spira it does work but it is expensive.
How many filters do u have? If you have two just stager the changes by a week and no worries about it.
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Postby rna on Thu Feb 03, 2005 12:04 am

thanks fuzz
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Postby stilllearnin on Thu Feb 03, 2005 8:15 am

I agree with what fuzzy said.


but also
If you just put biospira in a bucket - that bacteria WON'T help , it'll just die off due to no food source it needs to be in a tank with fish/waste to live and work.
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