Easy Aquarium Safe Sponges?

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Hey everyone! I'm trying to find a quick and easy aquarium safe sponge. I need to plug some holes in the sides a tank divider I made for some babies. After some research, I know that kitchen and makeup sponges aren't safe. Does anyone have any suggestions on what I could use?
 
You could probably find a sponge or other filter media that would work at a tropical fish store.
 
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