HydroMaxx Flexible PVC - Reef Safe?

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Hi there,
Short version of my long story….
I’m consolidating my display tanks and frag systems into a single room with the filtration, etc… in a “sump” room. The plumbing is all run through a wall with threaded bulkheads for all drains and returns mounted to the walls. I want to use this HydroMaxx Flexible PVC to make the runs between the tanks and the bulkheads on the wall for sweeping 90s. Has anyone used this product with success? I need a second opinion as to it being reef safe????


Happy Reefing!
Joe

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I have used this product Tektube and have been very happy with it. I am sure that your product will be perfectly safe to use.
 
I don't remember the brand but half of my basement plumbing is the white spa flex hose and it has been fine for the few years it's been in use. I had to run up and over heat ducts in the basement to get back to the tanks. Just glued it like regular pvc.
 
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