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Old July 10th 04, 06:17 AM
Michael Lee
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Default Rubbermaid vs. the real deal

Charles wrote:

On Fri, 9 Jul 2004 19:13:22 -0400, "Perry"
wrote:

Hello All from a first time postee,

I am making my first foray into ponding. I'm familiar with the
products and techniques, but have never actually used them. To
practice, I've bought a large Rubbermaid type storage bin from
Wal-Mart which I intend to disguise well and stock with literally one
or two small mosquito fish or tadpoles from a nearby pond.

My question: Does that type of plastic emit any dangerous chemicals
or gases into the water that would poison flora or fauna? I'm not
looking for long-term quality, just short term practice.

Thanks.



They work well, I used one for years, until I poked a hole in it.

totally safe.



The only issue I can think of is UV deterioration. I have only had
plastic (Rubber Made type stuff) last a couple of years, but if you only
want it for short term, go for it.
 




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