LF Large Saltwater Fish

[Virual]

Listen everyone I have been doing this for 15 years I know what I am doing, I currently already have a 450 gallon and a 250 gallon. I will be grabbing used bio from a friend to jump stat this system, the fish I get will not die. The purpose for this system is to import saltwater fish from net caught facilities only and to sell them at wholesale pricing.Thanks for everyones input on how to cycle my system.

[Virual]

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[Slyguy00]

Nobody said you didn't know what your doing, they suggested you upgrade your knowledge, because cycling a tank with live fish is harsh

[Virual]

I'm not looking for an argument or a debt on cycling tanks here, I'm just looking for a big fish.

[Slyguy00]

Good luck

[Madreefer]

Originally Posted by Virual

Listen everyone I have been doing this for 15 years I know what I am doing, I currently already have a 450 gallon and a 250 gallon. I will be grabbing used bio from a friend to jump stat this system, the fish I get will not die. The purpose for this system is to import saltwater fish from net caught facilities only and to sell them at wholesale pricing. Thanks for everyones input on how to cycle my system.

Hey I checked that out. Those fish pics you have posted, are they for sale right now? If you want you can PM me with details before you decide to never come back to the site after being chased away.

[Myka]

Originally Posted by Virual

Listen everyone I have been doing this for 15 years I know what I am doing, I currently already have a 450 gallon and a 250 gallon. I will be grabbing used bio from a friend to jump stat this system, the fish I get will not die. The purpose for this system is to import saltwater fish from net caught facilities only and to sell them at wholesale pricing. If your intrested you can check out Net Caught Marined Direct on facebook. Thanks for everyones input on how to cycle my system.

Thanks for the pic! Please don't be turned off by some peoples' lack of control. Forum-based users tend to be harsh instead of providing useful information.

Anyway, I hope you are aiming to sell wholesale pricing to wholesale customers, rather than wholesale pricing to retail customers.

The comments you made in your very first post suggest you want to cycle your tank with a fish, and thus subject said fish to ammonia. That is a cruel and unnecessary way to cycle an aquarium. Fish in ammonia-laden water will be subjected to permanent scarring of their gills also known as ammonia burn.

If you're using "used bio" you shouldn't have any need to add a fish to assist with the cycle. For all that matters, just add a small amount of straight ammonia to the system along with the bio material and you will have your tank cycled without the use of live rock (which I assume is what you're wanting to do).

You could have avoided all this by simply stating, "Looking for large fish for 750-gallon system."

[Virual]

I find it funny that people say I am cruel for using a fish to cycle my tank, but most people are buying cyanide caught fish but that's ok that your promoting the poisoning of fish so you can save a few dollars. If people were really conserend about the health of there fish then they need to do some research and stop promoting cyanide caught fish.

[Aquattro]

Please refrain from advertising fish here please.

[Virual]

I find it funny that people say I am cruel for using a fish to cycle my tank, but most people are buying cyanide caught fish but that's ok that your promoting the poisoning of fish so you can save a few dollars. If people were really conserend about the health of there fish then they need to do some research and stop promoting cyanide caught fish.