B Billy_bob76114 Sep 27, 2006 #3 brass and bronze both contain copper. Bronze is just stronger than brass.
S Serk Sep 27, 2006 #4 BAD mojo! Very few metals are reef safe, and most of them ain't cheap (Gold, Platinum, Titanium)
S sunfun Sep 27, 2006 #5 @Serk wrote: BAD mojo! Very few metals are reef safe said: Most of the expensive metals aren't safe with my wife. Wish she was happy with copper, brass and bronze. lmao :lol: Click to expand...
@Serk wrote: BAD mojo! Very few metals are reef safe said: Most of the expensive metals aren't safe with my wife. Wish she was happy with copper, brass and bronze. lmao :lol: Click to expand...
S Soji John Sep 27, 2006 #6 If the needle valve is for a CO2 supply, it will be safe. If it's touching the water, I wouldn't use it.
If the needle valve is for a CO2 supply, it will be safe. If it's touching the water, I wouldn't use it.
M mmiller40 Sep 28, 2006 #7 @Soji John wrote: If the needle valve is for a CO2 supply said: That is the ?. I can't think of a needle valve being used for anything except a reactor. +1 To what Soji said Click to expand...
@Soji John wrote: If the needle valve is for a CO2 supply said: That is the ?. I can't think of a needle valve being used for anything except a reactor. +1 To what Soji said Click to expand...
