Cycling new tanks / Bacteria in bottles

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I know many often post about the time it takes to cycle a new tank. In the past I had many fish tanks and used very often those bacteria you buy in small bottles to get the tank started. I had great success with such in my fish tanks.

I was wondering if they can be used in the same manner for an amphibian tank? Efficiency? Safety?

Thanks
Francois
 
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