Nano101
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I have a 12 gallon nano. During the early cycling stages, I started testing and dosing to get parameters in check. Once Parameters were stable, and a bioload was introduced slowly, I started doing water changes. My question is, Would it be better to do a larger water change (say 40-50% weekly or bi-weekly) with my red seal coral pro salt (which brings perfect parameters) or to just dose 2 parts and limit my water changes. If you saw another thread of mine, I had a bit of cyano (though it appears now to be gone 
via chemiclean). I'm about to do a 40% water change because the chemiclean, but wondering if in the long term, bigger water changes would be better than dosing because the high quality of the salt. My only concern is removing to much of the healthy bacteria in the tank and having a re-cycle occur, which could have drastic effect. I appreciate anyones feedback. The tank is looking good now, just want to keep it that way,
via chemiclean). I'm about to do a 40% water change because the chemiclean, but wondering if in the long term, bigger water changes would be better than dosing because the high quality of the salt. My only concern is removing to much of the healthy bacteria in the tank and having a re-cycle occur, which could have drastic effect. I appreciate anyones feedback. The tank is looking good now, just want to keep it that way,
