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RE: Is terra cotta safe underwater?

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Posted by: PHBoxTurtle at Sat Jan 2 19:24:51 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHBoxTurtle ]  
   

If you have expensive animals in the tank, I would not risk using the pots because you don't know if there are impurities in the clay. Better to use glazed pots, or large diameter plastic tubes.

>>Did a bit of research and it would seem to be safe.
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>>Anyone of the mind terra cotta is NOT safe? If so, why?

   

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