someone could also ask them about expiring cycles
I once got into a big argument in a skip cycling post from a pretty notable blog writer about expiring cycles. the direct claim was: convention cycles work because it's all short term
meaning, after a certain number of days the ammonia carry will stop/be overwhelmed/cease to function
we could ask sellers if they're fearful of that experience
if that was a possibility, cycling charts from books wouldn't show a perpetually-controlled ammonia line after day ten (the ability to skip cycle instantly moves the cycle control up to day ten ability, on day one) but it's still fun to sample the folks with the big bucks on the line to see what their take is/the risk levels involved in skip cycling
reef tank cycles don't expire, ever, but it's still fun to poll the public take on the matter.
I once got into a big argument in a skip cycling post from a pretty notable blog writer about expiring cycles. the direct claim was: convention cycles work because it's all short term
meaning, after a certain number of days the ammonia carry will stop/be overwhelmed/cease to function
we could ask sellers if they're fearful of that experience
if that was a possibility, cycling charts from books wouldn't show a perpetually-controlled ammonia line after day ten (the ability to skip cycle instantly moves the cycle control up to day ten ability, on day one) but it's still fun to sample the folks with the big bucks on the line to see what their take is/the risk levels involved in skip cycling
reef tank cycles don't expire, ever, but it's still fun to poll the public take on the matter.
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