cycling a tank

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So I was wondering if someone can help answer my question the question is I have a preexisting aquarium with a filter that has media in it it's an emperor 400 would I be able to fill my 75 and put that filter on it and add fish since it is full of good bacteria until I build my canister filter
 
So I was wondering if someone can help answer my question the question is I have a preexisting aquarium with a filter that has media in it it's an emperor 400 would I be able to fill my 75 and put that filter on it and add fish since it is full of good bacteria until I build my canister filter
You still will go through a normal cycle process if that is the only source of bacteria used or introduced.
Can you add fish? IMO no as this will put unnecessary stress on the fish.
 
You still will go through a normal cycle process if that is the only source of bacteria used or introduced.
Can you add fish? IMO no as this will put unnecessary stress on the fish.


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I was planning on using the gravel fake plants and decorations in the new tank as well but I read on another forum that people transfer everything and it's almost an instant cycle
 
I would say yes that should cycle your tank pretty much right away. You can follow your ammonia cycle just to be sure.
 

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