Cycling with a shrimp

granny

Member
IT doesnt really matter-It will disintigrate or decompose as your tank cycles. Once it starts to get yucky, you can remove itif you want to, but it is there to be a catalyst for bacteria growth, so it is fine to leave it for cycling. The cycling process will take several weeks and once you have completed a cycle, trust me, the shrimp will be long gone!
 

omgsaltwat

Member
Originally Posted by Granny
IT doesnt really matter-It will disintigrate or decompose as your tank cycles. Once it starts to get yucky, you can remove itif you want to, but it is there to be a catalyst for bacteria growth, so it is fine to leave it for cycling. The cycling process will take several weeks and once you have completed a cycle, trust me, the shrimp will be long gone!
Yep it was gone after cycle nothing to remove....
 

topofsteel

Member
The shrimp has been in for two days and the tank has become cloudy, not unlike when I had just put in the water, salt and sand before the filters got going. Is this to be expected and what other visual signs should I be looking for or concerned about? Thanks.
 
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