Show Notes
Do you have a question? Send us an email at [email protected] Timestamps: 00:00 Start 03:42 Intro 04:53 Acute vs chronic toxicity 06:12 Measuring toxicity 08:40 Freshwater vs Saltwater 12:05 Lisa Steiner Work Loss of Ammonia oxidase 15:56 Why do you experience a stall during cycling? 21:16 When to test 25:41 Nitrate is toxic 27:00 Chronic nitrate 38:09 Phosphate and the redfield ratio
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Dr Tim answers questions that we get from hobbyists via social media, email and other sources. Questions about cycling your tank, setting-up a new tank, fishless cycling with shrimp not ammonia, high ammonia and/or nitrite and more are covered in this Q & A session. If you have questions please contact us ([email protected]) and we will answer them in another session. Follow us on social media.
Dr Tim answers questions that we get from hobbyists via social media, email and other sources. Questions about cycling your tank, setting-up a new tank, fishless cycling with shrimp not ammonia, high ammonia and/or nitrite and more are covered in this Q & A session. If you have questions please contact us and we will answer them in another session.