Latex gloves. Safe

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Are regular latex gloves safe to put into an aquarium (to work on coral, like while I'm dipping them)...or do I need special ones?
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I've used latex gloves before without any problems. I do make sure that I get the gloves without the powder on inside.
 
Same here, I prefer nitrile but as long as they are powder free, to my knowledge no issues wearing them in your tank.
 
I think they are powder free. I got them from my dentist office. I snapped them to see if any powder came off them, I see nothing.
 
No I would only use non latex or atleast no powder because i used them onece and fish had a hard time breathing for about a month
 

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