Best or most popular Reef epoxy.

I went through 2 sticks of the dd aqua puddy for my scape, with is around 150pound of rock. If i had to take a guess, both the jars of tunze gum together will equal out to 3 tubes of epoxy. So if youd like to spend 50$ on aquascaping shoot for it, most likely the best epoxy you can use.
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Theres 2 sizes, the smaller size is "coral rose" colored and its smaller. The 104.76 400g is what you want
 
I use tunze regularly on my frags and love it but I would recommend something cheaper for aquascaping. For my latest tank i used a mix of oatey fix it stick and nyos cement. The cement was a bit hard to work with but i like the results.
 
Another vote for JB waterweld. Works great and you can pick it up locally at 9pm on a Saturday, when you decide to make that ONE little change to your aquascape ;)
 
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Nyos cement works well for me. Seems like regular hydraulic cement but I'm not brave enough to try that. No luck with super glue. Photo of it under a large rock. Eventually it gets covered with algae and looks like the rocks
 
I enjoy the Tunze Coral Gum as well.

I have found that it works a little better by putting some superglue gel on the frag plug then putting the Tunze Gum on. Otherwise the Gum isn't real sticky once it hits the water. It does harden up very quickly so be sure of your plan before you start kneading it.
 
I've used every epoxy, glue, and gel out there!

Check out bulk reef supply they have the best glue.
It's called Jurassic gel! It's super strong and seals in just a few minutes! I glue a bunch of my scape together with no problems at all with it!!
 

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