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Posted by Angrie.Woman on April 3, 2005, 8:33 pm
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>I guess it is safe! Thanks for the link. If anyone else does not think
> it's safe, please let me know.
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> Thanks!
If you want to ask the guy who designed that tank, you can probably "Ping
Netmax" (put those words in your subject line) in
rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc - he is a regular there. If there is a
difference in the types of styrofoam he will know.
~A~
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>> >I recently purchased a feeding ring for my goldfish tank. The red-cap
>> > orandas seem to have a hard time getting the Hikari pellets, so I
> figured
>> > I
>> > would help them out by centralizing the pellets in one location.
>> >
>> > Anyways, the feeding ring uses Styrofoam to float (the actual ring is
> hard
>> > plastic with an inner ring (which is open and touches the water) made
>> > of
>> > Styrofoam.
>> >
>> > Is Styrofoam safe to have in the tank? Are there any true risks?
>> >
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>> I've seen lots of other people using styrofoam in their tanks. Check out
>> what this guy did:
>> http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua/art_other_netmax_styro.htm
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> orandas seem to have a hard time getting the Hikari pellets, so I figured
> I
> would help them out by centralizing the pellets in one location.
>
> Anyways, the feeding ring uses Styrofoam to float (the actual ring is hard
> plastic with an inner ring (which is open and touches the water) made of
> Styrofoam.
>
> Is Styrofoam safe to have in the tank? Are there any true risks?
>