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  1. Thank you all so much for replying. The filter media is now in the nano tank, ready for when I can set the big tank up again. 🙂
  2. Hi there 🙂 I'll try to get straight to it. I have googled but am not having luck. The question is; What to do with this part cycled filter media/sponge while it's not in its intended tank? Would you shove it into the nano tank with the plants and keep it running? I wonder. If the beneficial bacteria is safe if it dries out and I keep it in storage with its intended tank until I set it up again? Back story to question; A month ago I got my first ever fish tank. Yay! It's a planted tank, aquasoil, light and filter. I have no fish yet. I set it up (My local pet shop told me to come back for the fish 24 hours after setting up the tank 😮 I'm glad I took my time and found out that was not the best way). So it's been running for a month BUT something has happened with where I live and I needed to take down the tank and put it somewhere safe for now. I also bought a nano tank to play with aquascape type stuff. (Yes I bought a second tank within a month of buying my first..... I caught the aquarium/aquascape bug). So much for getting straight to it. I put the aquasoil, plants and water (from the larger tank) into this nano tank which has its own tiny filter. Repeating the question The question is; What to do with this part cycled filter media/sponge while it's not in its intended tank? Would you shove it into the nano tank with the plants and keep it running? I wonder. If the beneficial bacteria is safe if it dries out and I keep it in storage with its intended tank until I set it up again? Apologies for this being oddly put. I am apparently quite out of practice of writing lol Thanks for reading 🙂
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