Thoughts on Dr. Tim's One and Only?

[Bsalem05]

Came across this product and from what the reviews say it seems to work pretty well..
Anyone have any experience with Dr. Tim's One and Only?

Could it be used to do a fishless cycle even though they say its safe to put your fish into 24hr or so afterwards?? (thinking about doing a sorority sometime in the future)

also do you think it can be used in a tank that's in the processes of being cycled?

[ChoclateBetta]

I would just do a regular cycling.

[callistra]

Cycled my tank in about 2 weeks. I was utterly shocked: http://www.bettafish.com/showthread.php?t=122044

I bought it straight from the source though.

[ChoclateBetta]

Still I suggest a source of Ammonia. In Fishless cycling.

[callistra]

Well yes. This isn't sub ammonia. This is bacteria starter. Any tank still needs ammonia. I used Ace Hardware bottled Pure.

[Mo]

It apperantly works very well!! It's been recommended to people I know by very experienced aquarists.. They said that its the only thing that works out there

[ChoclateBetta]

The OPs doing fishless Cycling thats why I pointed it out.

[Bsalem05]

I've been using fish food in my cycling progress... Just wondering if anyone had experience with it.. I'm an impatient kind of person so if theres some magic quick cycle product out there that works I would consider it! lol

[Bsalem05]

Originally Posted by callistra

Well yes. This isn't sub ammonia. This is bacteria starter. Any tank still needs ammonia. I used Ace Hardware bottled Pure.

Would you be able to give me the steps you took when using it??
something I would like to keep in mind for future tanks.

[Mo]

I would defo grab it. Works like a charm