Tank Cycle

gixxer600

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I have had a 135 up and running for about 2 weeks now and i have been checking my levels and everything has come down to 0 except for my Nitrates which are reading 10ppm. i also have the brown algea on the bottom and the rocks that i have had before when cycleing tanks and was wondering if it is good to add fish now that i have had from my 90 gallon. also is there a way to get rid of the brown manually or just let it run its course.
 
Are you pushed for time or can you move the fish over slowly, adding a few at a time?
 
gixxer600;656236 wrote: I have had a 135 up and running for about 2 weeks now and i have been checking my levels and everything has come down to 0 except for my Nitrates which are reading 10ppm. i also have the brown algea on the bottom and the rocks that i have had before when cycleing tanks and was wondering if it is good to add fish now that i have had from my 90 gallon. also is there a way to get rid of the brown manually or just let it run its course.

I also just got done cycling a 135. I think I've had mine up for 5-6 weeks. I just started adding corals slowly and will start adding fish tomorrow from my other tank.I put in a clean up crew and they took care of the brown diatome bloom on the sand bed.
 
I am really pushed for time do to my wife working from home and having clients over and she is not a big fan of the QT tank sitting on the floor in the dining room
 
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