Can I put this in my sump

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Thinking of using the bottom half of this as a skimmer stand in my sump & am wondering if it's safe. Thanks in advance for any help.
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that is unfilled polypropylene....it is reef safe....the number 5 inside the triangle is the indicator....I am a plastics molder by day and reefer by night
 
that is unfilled polypropylene....it is reef safe....the number 5 inside the triangle is the indicator....I am a plastics molder by day and reefer by night
Thank U so much. I just put it in. Ages ago I remembered a guy at a drinking water store telling me the number has to do with quality of the container. Glad I remembered & took a picture of the bottom. Happy that the plastic man was cruising the Forums [emoji4] [emoji106]
 
You might want to make some holes in it so it doesn't catch air and float
 

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