Those of you with QT tanks, are these set up and running at all times for you? Or do you set it up and get it cycling when anticipating buying a new fish or a few new fish?
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I keep all of my QT running all of the time. Unless they had an unresolved disease, then I sterilize them. I either keep a hardy fish in them during the off time, or I feed the bacteria with some fish food. I like multiple options ready to go at a moments notice without having to worry about ammonia issues.Those of you with QT tanks, are these set up and running at all times for you? Or do you set it up and get it cycling when anticipating buying a new fish or a few new fish?
I keep all of my QT running all of the time. Unless they had an unresolved disease, then I sterilize them. I either keep a hardy fish in them during the off time, or I feed the bacteria with some fish food. I like multiple options ready to go at a moments notice without having to worry about ammonia issues.
Another way that works is to tear the QT down between getting fish, but run sponge filters in your DTs sump...then use those as instant biofilter s when you set the QT back up again.
Jay

