Tubing for Chiller?

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The chiller I purchased came with 20' of vinyl tubing, and I just wanted to confirm that it would be reef safe. It states "Fish safe" however I don't think I ever used vinyl tubing before on an aquarium. Can someone confirm it's reef/fish safe?
 
The chiller I purchased came with 20' of vinyl tubing, and I just wanted to confirm that it would be reef safe. It states "Fish safe" however I don't think I ever used vinyl tubing before on an aquarium. Can someone confirm it's reef/fish safe?
 
I use it on my chiller. It does tend to grow algae and stuff inside the tube where ever it is exposed to light. But it's safe.
 
I use it on my chiller. It does tend to grow algae and stuff inside the tube where ever it is exposed to light. But it's safe.
Mine is black and there won't be much light on it at all. So theoretically there shouldn't be algae growth.
 

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