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![]() First, to follow my suggestions, you'll need, at least, a second heater and a powerhead. You shouldn't get a cycle as long as the rock goes directly from tank to tank and the parameters match very well. If you transfer the sand without washing it, you may get a cycle, or even a crash. ( read below about this ). To avoid a cycle, get your new tank ready with the base rock you want, or cycle it with more live rock ( before the change over ). Make sure the params between the 2 tanks match ie; SG, Temp, pH, before your final transfer of live anything. You can re-use the sand or buy new, or add new to what you have. Either way, if you re-use it, your safest bet is to siphon it all out and thoroughly wash it. This will virtually guarantee against any die-off due to a cycle/crash. Your tank isn't that mature yet, so you could transfer the sand, but it's risky, especially if it's more than an inch or so deep. |