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new aquarium
i have a new five gallon aquarium and the filter has been running for 48 hours. what are some good hardy fish that should complete my nitrite cycle so i could put freshwater fish in it?
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Re: new aquarium
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Re: new aquarium
I would just do a fishless cycle unless you are willing to get rid of what ever fish you purchase. I find the fishless cycle much easier and that way you will not get attached to any fish that you use in the cycling of the tank.
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