Are Legos reef-safe?

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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
Dont know if it matter at all except maybe after 10 years there making them out of something else. I apologize for being so insensitive to you
 
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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.
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