Glass jar in aquarium

[Jacob._.merc]

I just thought of putting a Mom Olive pickle jar in my aquarium. The aquarium has 2 peacocks, an oscar, a sleeper goby, a callicthys cat, Raphael cat and 2 blood parrots. Will it be safe for them or is the glass different from the actual aquarium glass? I also have another set up with three bichirs. Which would it do better in?

 

[MrsE88]

I think any glass should be fine as far as I know. I had a glass coffee (old milk container type) bottle in my tank for a short time. I thought my baby jd would like it and then I could still see her. But it wasn’t popular because it is see-through so it doesn’t provide the feeling of security that my fish was looking for.

 

[Deadliestviper7]

It's fine

 

[Hendre]

How big is the tank? If the jar is small enough and is purely glass without plastic or paper labels then I don't see why not

 

[OnceLoyal]

No issues with the glass jar

 

[krichardson]

It would be neat if you had certain knife fish which have poor eyesight but like to hide.

 

[slipshodman]

As the other say , just make sure it is perfectly clean from all glues and wrapping etc

 

[BMG94]

Honestly it depends on where and who made it, there are actually believe it or not glass cups and jars that contain lead I discovered this a few years ago when I was going to reheat some cold coffee in the microwave as I was about to put it in I noticed a engraving or whatever saying do not microwave and something along the lines of contains lead.