Are Legos reef-safe?

[glb]

Call me crazy, but I was thinking Legos would be a cool way to manage things in the sump, e.g. building a stand if the skimmer is sitting too low, building probe holders etc. Does anyone know if this is safe? It would certainly be cool if it was.

 

[Sprink669]

Funny thing I am using them now in the sump as a shelf

 

[hybridazn]

I would think they are since they are non toxic in case kids swallow them.

 

[Sabellafella]

Call me crazy, but I was thinking Legos would be a cool way to manage things in the sump, e.g. building a stand if the skimmer is sitting too low, building probe holders etc. Does anyone know if this is safe? It would certainly be cool if it was.

Haha what a good idea. Acually going to do some research on that now lol

 

[Sabellafella]

LEGO® is made from ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene), a thermoplastic polymer comprised of three monomers. The first monomer, acrylonitrile, gives the bricks strength

 

[Sabellafella]

Yes abs is 100% reef safe, alot of people 3dprint parts for their tanks

 

[Tegridy Reef]

That would b so cool great idea

 

[glb]

Cool! I'm going to start building!

 

[Lionfish Lair]

I've had legos in my tanks for years.

 

[redfishbluefish]

 

[glb]

Outstanding.

 

[redfishbluefish]

Sea Life Aquarium in Carlsbad, CA

 

[c4dawg]

Call me crazy, but I was thinking Legos would be a cool way to manage things in the sump, e.g. building a stand if the skimmer is sitting too low, building probe holders etc. Does anyone know if this is safe? It would certainly be cool if it was.

Are they reef safe or only freshwater

 

[S&SReef]

They do like to float though

 

[StartingATank]

You could probably build a frag rack with them. That would be useful

 

[Sam7]

10 years later who knows lol...2016

 

[c4dawg]

10 years later who knows lol...2016

What does it matter how long it's been? If you have a question. And you never see a direct answer. In the thread and you read the entire thread about what's your specifically asking for I know I read post about people using them in sumps and stuff like that.But who's to say that they're not freshwater systems, I want to know about a marine system

 

[StartingATank]

10 years later who knows lol...2016

What does it matter how long it's been? If you have a question. And you never see a direct answer. In the thread and you read the entire thread about what's your specifically asking for I know I read post about people using them in sumps and stuff like that.But who's to say that they're not freshwater systems, I want to know about a marine system

Pretty much every member on this website owns a saltwater tank or is interested in it. And the answer is yes, they are reef safe, the only problems that might be occurred is the silicates in the plastic which could cause a dino outbreak or some other nuisance algae.

 

[Gumbies R Us]

One of the people on here (can't remember his username) has a ton of Legos around his tank, maybe he will chime in!

 

[Daniel@R2R]

How have I not seen this thread before now?