FYI: How To Cycle A Tank.

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Hi all.

So recently it seems that a lot of people are wondering about cycling a tank. So, I decided it would be easy to have a thread on here with a link to a great cycling guide. I have found that a lot of people have NOT found Caudate Culture ( CC ), which is a partnering site. This site ( CC ) is a AMAZING resource, or at least I think. So I will ad two links, one to CC, and one to CCs cycling page. So people, you can actually find a lot of answers and a lot of good info on CC without asking for it. So, here's the link.

Caudata Culture Home Page

CC

Caudata Culture Articles - Cycling

Cycling page
 
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