Is this reef safe for an hour or 2?

[ralph atl]

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I guess I should have researched FIRST!!

But I bought this to help transfer from my old to my new tank, thanks!!

 

[glxtrix]

I don't see why not.

 

[acroholic]

Low Density Polyethylene is pretty inert. It should be fine. I would just wash it out if it is new to get rid of any residual chemicals on the surface, like release agents or plasticizers, I think they call them. I use salt mix or just table salt for this. Just take a cup or so and wet it until it gets damp and pasty, then use it as an abrasive to scrub the inside of the container and rinse out.

 

[sewer urchin]

Like the others I would imagine that it would be safe, my only concerns would be is it new used ( I used to was the dogs with flea shampoo in something like that). If you are real worried maybe put a sheet of plastic inside first.

Dave good trick with the salt abrasive, I'll have to remember that sometime!

 

[ralph atl]

Ok, cool! Thanks everyone!
I rinsed it in vinegar, then faucet water, letting dry.

Next will be reef salt!

(It is brand new)

Thanks again!

 

[ringo®]

I'm sure the vinegar took care of it.