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Answer: Yes, you need to do water changes while cycling your tank. If you don't have fish in the tank you want to control the levels of ammonia and nitrites so that they don't get so high they overwhelm your fledgling bacterial colony. If you are doing a cycle with fish then you need to keep thos
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