The energy yield from glycolysis is relatively low, but in the presence of oxygen, the end products of glycolysis can undergo further reactions that yield large amounts of ATP. Results of Glycolysis Glycolysis converts one molecule of glucose into two molecules of pyruvate.
The first stage is basically a bottleneck or choke point for the second stage. If we can make both stages starting simultaneously from the beginning, the whole aquarium cycling can be a lot shorter. Three tips to speed up aquarium cycle. 1. Heavy bacteria seeding.
1 Let the bag float for ten minutes, then open the top of the bag. 2  Using the measuring cup, place one cup of tank water into the bag. 3  Close the bag and allow it to float for another five minutes. 4  Repeat steps five and six once. 5  Place the small net into the bag, lift the fish out, and quickly transfer it to the aquarium. Discard the bag of water in the sink (never in the aquarium). Leave the light off for several hours to allow the fish to adjust to the new setting. Tips: If you only have a large net, hold the net over a bucket and gently pour the contents of the bag into it. Then quickly transfer the fish from the net to the tank.