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Talking nitrogen cycle

is a moon a good fish to start my nitrogen cycle?
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Old 02-02-2012, 04:10 PM   #2 (permalink)
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WOW!!!! Stop yelling! LOL!

Not sure what a moon is.
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By moon im just going to assume you mean a half moon betta,in which case,no.The ammonia will be terrible on delicate fins of the fish.

I dont really know of any other type of fish with moon in the name...
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I suggest doing a fishless cycle. No harm to the fish, and easy as all get out.
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I suggest doing a fishless cycle. No harm to the fish, and easy as all get out.
Just how easy is that? Can it be measured?
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