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Using Old Filter To Cycle New Tank. Run them both for a couple of weeks. You have plenty of back up bacteria on the surfaces. The best thing to do is to hang your new filter (the whole thing) on his tank and run them both for 1 month or so. Then, you can remove the old filter. As you probably guessed, this guide covers cycling a tank without risking the lives of fish. What do you do with old filter media? I would want to run the new sponge filter for at least a month before i would depend on it having enough bacteria on it to jump start a. The media is shredded, and the pieces are then washed and dried. Old filter media can be recycled into new filters. You can start by adding the water from the old tank to the new one and also mixing up the filter media from the old tank to the new one. There are two ways to cycle your aquarium: It's as simple as that. If you take say a quarter of your mature. Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. Then put in your tank.

It's as simple as that. Then put in your tank. The shredded media is then placed. The best thing to do is to hang your new filter (the whole thing) on his tank and run them both for 1 month or so. The media is shredded, and the pieces are then washed and dried. You can start by adding the water from the old tank to the new one and also mixing up the filter media from the old tank to the new one. Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. If you take say a quarter of your mature. There are two ways to cycle your aquarium: As you probably guessed, this guide covers cycling a tank without risking the lives of fish.

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Using Old Filter To Cycle New Tank Old filter media can be recycled into new filters. Then, you can remove the old filter. It's as simple as that. You have plenty of back up bacteria on the surfaces. As you probably guessed, this guide covers cycling a tank without risking the lives of fish. If you take say a quarter of your mature. There are two ways to cycle your aquarium: Just put some mature media in your new tank's filter when you add fish. The shredded media is then placed. What do you do with old filter media? The best thing to do is to hang your new filter (the whole thing) on his tank and run them both for 1 month or so. Run them both for a couple of weeks. You can start by adding the water from the old tank to the new one and also mixing up the filter media from the old tank to the new one. I would want to run the new sponge filter for at least a month before i would depend on it having enough bacteria on it to jump start a. The media is shredded, and the pieces are then washed and dried. Old filter media can be recycled into new filters.