Expedite your cycle! For all setting up a new aquarium.

If you plan on setting up a new aquarium and don't want to wait weeks for a cycle, have a look at this video. There's no further reason to wait for a cycle from here out, before adding fish. Check out the video. Dr. Tim's, "One and Only Nitrifying Bacteria."
One & Only Nitrifying Bacteria

To add: Be sure to listen to his suggestion at the very end for tanks 75 gallons or less.

 

I have used similar and it seemed to work, I still waited though, but I wouldn't trust it as an 'anti-cycle' device.

 

I used this in my 10g. A fishless cycle took ~11 days.

 

for the you tube blind?

what is it please?

 

You can't compare Dr. Tim's product, with others. Just as he mentions in the video, other products do not use the proper bacteria.

 

I added a link and explanation.

 

Excellent, thank you very much Nvizn

 

Ah, I didn't hear that, my speakers are broken, I still wouldn't rely on it, but it certainly wouldn't hurt.

 

I'd rather cycle naturally than introduce bacteria. That way, the bacteria are adapted to tank conditions. Still, I guess it can't hurt.

 

just a note (try not to sound like a commercial) to say that the bacteria that I grow are from aquaria - that is the key to all my products. We isolate bacteria from our tanks and ponds and then grow them to a high density so you are not adding a 'foreign' or non-aquarium bacteria (which most other companies sell you). Instead you are adding a high concentration of aquarium bacteria.

If it's ok, here's how the Georgia Aquarium cycled their 2 million gallon dolphin exhibit last year. Sorry I could not find out how to embed the video into this post so here is a link

YouTube - ‪Life Support Systems: Water Quality Beneath the Surface‬‏