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Hello new to salt water aquariums. Will this container be safe to store filter water?
https://www.water-softeners-filters...91Eqq9V8UxGH0008tvT_xz83EBbnWXgsaAp26EALw_wcB
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Being that its manufacturered for water softeners and water treatment I would say it should be ok to use. Lets get more eyes on it to verify #reefsquad
 
Thanks for the link. I should have mention that physical size is limited. It has to go in a closet. I have no basement. That's why I picked the 11" x 11" to use as my top off container. I have to find out how big of a water change I should do on a 69 g tank. I'm thinking 20 gallons for my salt water. I'm looking at this one. http://www.tank-depot.com/productdetails.aspx?part=A-VT0020-16
 
Welcome to R2R, you should be good. Look at the rubber made Slime Jims link Costco has them pretty cheap
 
Welcome to R2R, you should be good. Look at the rubber made Slime Jims link Costco has them pretty cheap
Will these be safe for water storage? No leaching of the plastics.
 

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