After soaking driftwood my tank is cloudy!?

Last night we soaked the driftwood back into a cube about 3-4 hours until water became clear. Then put the pieces of wood and a plant in my 55 gallon aquarium. There was nothing else in the aquarium without fish. Only gravel filters and water. Then add a small fantail goldfish to add ammonia, while the cycle of the tank. I guess the driftwood caused opacity. The stern is very healthy, she does not seem to notice anything. What caused the opacity and undergravel filter whisper small filter and get rid of it? Thanks! bike no fish no avail. You need a fish to create ammonia properly cycle a tank. I also want to be able to make sure my undergravel filter is working and what needed to feed the fish (old food in the filter …) and then everything happens on the sand after a fish in the tank is clean. So far, so working!

I do not think the cloud was floating. I think this because you said you just added a fish and are beginning the process of cycling. What we have is an outbreak bacteria, which is a part of the cycling process. Do not add any chemicals to get rid of him. Over time become less and less each passing day clouds. Follow making changes to the fish water is there, it is a necessity when you have a fish going through the process of cycling. Not every day about 30% to maintain ammonia and nitrite low to where they really will not affect the fish. Just wondering why not do a fishless cycle?

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