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            "text": "causes ammonia levels to spike, often resulting in fish death. Starting with 20% of the total fish capacity is a good rule of thumb. This allows the appropriate, system-specific biological organisms to colonize. If using a fish-less cycling strategy, household ammonia can be used. It is important to source surfactant-free ammonia, as it lacks detergents commonly added to these products that are unsuitable for the system."
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