PVC Barcode Ink

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Hi All,

I just added a Copperband Butterfly to my tank and made a feeding tube from pvc. Do you think the ink pictured below will have any harm on the tank? I’ll only have this in there for 5 mins daily. Any other suggestions are appreciated!

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Nate

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Gut feeling—let’s see what more knowledgeable people say—but that amount of ink seems too minuscule to worry about. Nowadays, might even be a ‘plant’ based or other harmless substance, rather than a true ink (who knows). Again, Just my initial thoughts.
 
I wouldn’t worry about that at all. Such a small amount sometimes we as reefers tend to over think things. Being cautious is great just don’t let it make reefing a stress maker instead of a stress reliever.
 
I wouldn't overthink it, I leave it be in my own tanks. If you are really concerned, stop by a hardware store get some solvent and rub it of with a rag.
 
Thank you all for the replies! I tried it out and he ignored it anyways but will keep trying.
 

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