Home depot totes for transferring tank?

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I have used these totes as fresh water ponds before (doubled up) so I know they will hold water, but any reason to think they aren't reef safe?

I will need to temporarily store my corals, fish, and rocks while upgrading my tank.

 
I have used these totes as fresh water ponds before (doubled up) so I know they will hold water, but any reason to think they aren't reef safe?

I will need to temporarily store my corals, fish, and rocks while upgrading my tank.

They say they're polypropylene which is safe.
Who knows about any other additives, anti-mildew coating, whatever?

Personally, I'd hose them out good and use them temporarily without concern,,, but that's just me.
 
should be just fine, I prefer using the brute trash cans with dolly for these applications as they are really easy to roll around
 
I have used these totes as fresh water ponds before (doubled up) so I know they will hold water, but any reason to think they aren't reef safe?

I will need to temporarily store my corals, fish, and rocks while upgrading my tank.

I've got 12 of them and have moved a Lot of tanks with them. Also used them for a sump while modifying mine.
 
Before:
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During the process:
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And finally done:
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Only thing I lost was my melanarus that decided carpet surfing was better then staying in the water.
 
The giant white one? LOL it's my moms favorite thing in my tank. I bought that many years ago as a bleached RFA(it was stark white, and the only reason I bought it. Not knowing it was severely bleached. I was a noobie) about 4 inches across. It has changed to that nice cream color. I have had it many years, and it has never moved.

It's about the size of a large saucer, maybe 10 inches across It has mommied several babies over the years.
 
I have used these totes as fresh water ponds before (doubled up) so I know they will hold water, but any reason to think they aren't reef safe?

I will need to temporarily store my corals, fish, and rocks while upgrading my tank.

They will fine. Just maintain heat and flow.
If it's more than a couple days lights would probably be needed.
 

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