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[zazz]

I don't know about 'stability'.
If it says that it is a pH stabilizer walk away from it.
If you want to hasten the cycle, Try Bio Spira Or seed it with gravel,plants, decor,whatever you can borrow, from an already established tank. id be worried about disease, but it will definitely hasten the cycling.I know Bio Spira isnt available everywhere, you can also plant more 'stuff' work on the background... build your fishfood collestion, test your cats drinking water./.. anything to pass the time. *S

 

[ufdff15]

Here is the discription of Seachem Stability "Safely and rapidly establish your new tank's biofilter to create a healthy environment for your fish. Specifically formulated for aquariums, this blend contains aerobic, anaerobic and facultive bacteria to facilitate the breakdown of waste organics, ammonia and nitrate. Bacteria used is non-sulfur fixing and will not produce toxic hydrogen sulfide. Completely harmless to all aquatic organisms. Use as directed."

 

[SCRAPPY5]

I Got My Stuff Seperatly

 

[Kasakato]

Same as Cycle...useless! Its got slightly higher reviews, but IMO, only Bio Spira will do it.

 

[Matt67C10]

For a 29 gallon tank I always used a Visitherm 150 watt heater and it worked perfectly.

 

[TorturedSOUL]

Here is the discription of Seachem Stability "Safely and rapidly establish your new tank's biofilter to create a healthy environment for your fish. Specifically formulated for aquariums, this blend contains aerobic, anaerobic and facultive bacteria to facilitate the breakdown of waste organics, ammonia and nitrate. Bacteria used is non-sulfur fixing and will not produce toxic hydrogen sulfide. Completely harmless to all aquatic organisms. Use as directed."

I'd use biospira if you are going to try and speed up the cycle process.