Apex Probes and Tank Cycle

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I was wondering I have my tank cycling right now, I have not installed any of my probes on my Apex yet. My question is will the cycle hurt any of my probes?
 
Don't see how the probes could be damaged while cycling. Curious if others chime in with any warnings.
 
Nope. At best youre ammonia will spike. None of the probes (ph/orp/temp/EC) are susceptible to these.
 

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