coal in the reef

[BAD FISH]

What's up MR I found some cool coal that I was thinking of fragging some zoas on and was wondering if salt would break it down or if it would affect anything? I know its fine to keep coal in fresh water but just wanted to know salt was ok too any help would be appreciated

 

[Paul B]

I don't think coal would do anything to a reef but I am not positive. I see you have the Playboy symbol. I re built the NY Playboy Club in the 70s and still have a bunny suit. (It doesn't fit me)

 

[BAD FISH]

I'm an xl do you think it will fit lol?

 

[Paul B]

Probably not. I know the girl who wore it

 

[BAD FISH]

I scrubbed it and have it sitting in some ro

 

[BAD FISH]

Boomer?

 

[BAD FISH]

Ok I'm gonna say it safe, it is essentially carbon.

 

[cmantis]

I don't think coal would do anything to a reef but I am not positive. I see you have the Playboy symbol. I re built the NY Playboy Club in the 70s and still have a bunny suit. (It doesn't fit me)

Pics or I call your bluff sir. I bet it fits just fine.

 

[Paul B]

Actually, I am wearing it now, even the bunny ears.

 

[Boomer]

It would depend on what kind of coal it is. And are you sure it is coal and not slag ? Put it in some very warm RO/DI and circulate it and see if there is any changes in the clarity of the water or any oily film on the surface when the circulation is shut off.

 

[BAD FISH]

It would depend on what kind of coal it is. And are you sure it is coal and not slag ? Put it in some very warm RO/DI and circulate it and see if there is any changes in the clarity of the water or any oily film on the surface when the circulation is shut off.

I've had it sitting in some ro for a few days no oil or discoloration visible , its definitely coal

 

[gpscuba]

Did you get the coal for Christmas ?