Would you repurpose this?

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Here in Pensacola Craigslist has some food grade ones pretty cheap every couple weeks. I bought a 120 gallon rubber maid stock tank and set it up in my garage to use as a holding tank for when I do water changes. I have a few small live rocks in it I add water and salt a day or so before then add a pump to keep it circulating and then the next day or so do a water change on my 90 gallon local tank.
 

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What about soaking it down with muriatic acid?


That may be helpful. In general, inorgnaic compounds (like copper ions) won't penetrate plastic to an extent that is a concern, so if the surfaces are cleaned off, it should be good to go.

Organic pesticides, mold inhibitors, or antimicrobials would be much more of a concern if it ever held them.
 

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