Got my hopes up and then i got shot right down

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kevan

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the lady who was going to ship me the axie eggs says they came down with fungus :: tear ::

can someone direct me to the webpage that was somewhere on the forum where you can order them from some science institue =/

anywho thanks for everything
 
on a second note- if any of your are looking to give away an axie * sighs * you know who to talk to
 
Oh, thats so not right!!! You poor thing, so to hear that.
Well.. i guess now.. at least now you have time to properly cycle your tank
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so you can get ready for your mail order axie
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this is true, im planning on getting some kind of fish for the process ( not gold fish :: plah! :: )
 
why fish for cycling? putting a bit of axie or fish food works just as well without the extra hassle.
 
For me I don't think it will be that big of a hastle since im mostly getting everything for free- via christmas and i'm not going to be getting an axie for a month or so.. I think its a perfect plan in my case
 
If you're going to use a fish cycle, goldfish are probably one of the best to use since they excrete massive amounts of ammonia.

If you don't want to kill your fish during the cycle, you can do small water changes to keep levels down from toxic levels, but still high enough to build up your biofilter.
 
Jeff,
I hate to say it but the time length may or may not be faster.

Ed
 
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