Re: Fishless cycle of a sponge filter?

["\"Grif\" w. keith griffith" <kgriffit at wolfenet_com>]

I still have a bag of ammonium nitrate around somewhere.  Wouldn't that 
kick both the ammonia and nitrate of the cycle at the same time?


At 08:08 PM 8/29/00 -0500, you wrote:
>James,
>
>First off you find ammonia that has no surfactants or perfumes of any
>kind.  That is the hardest part.  I found it at an Ace hardware after looking
>at about 20 different grocery stores and cleaning supply stores.  Almost all
>commercial ammonias have surfactants and or perfumes and these and not be 
>used.


'Grif'   N7IVS

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