Super glue fish safe.

[Joeganja]

Here's a tip for those of you who don't know. I've learned that almost any store bought super glue is fish safe as long as it is a gel and not a liquid. Liquid seems to run and gel seems to stay in one position. I also use super glue gel to glue my corals down and for frags.

 

[SantaMonicaHelp]

Thanks for letting me know, Joe:smile:

 

[miamiangler]

My fav Is the Loctite that`s In the silver gray plastic with the blue handles for gel control

 

[SSPReefer]

Cheap dollar tree super glue gel works great

 

[LetItReef]

Good to know. Thanks.

 

[SSPReefer]

This stuff to be exact.

 

[finallysalty]

As long as the glue is cyanoacrylate, it is reef safe. Don't be fooled, some are not!

 

[Tammi]

Does the gel glue also work on live rock?

 

[SSPReefer]

Does the gel glue also work on live rock?

I don't see why not. probably would only work on small pieces because of the weight of the rock.

 

[Tammi]

Ok thanks...what is a real good glue for rockscaping? I bought some expensive stuff from Dr. Forster's and Smith and it glued temporarily but then as soon as I moved it it would just break away from where I bonded it. Stuff cost like $50

 

[Joeganja]

I would recommend EcoTech Marine Elements Coral Glue

 

[Joeganja]

http://www.marinedepot.com/miscellaneous_epoxy-ap.html

 

[wowkingjames]

Thanks for the Info, I want to glue some plug that hermits craps keep moving which some fall to the sand.

 

[Tammi]

Thanks

 

[finallysalty]

Does the gel glue also work on live rock?

It does work, just make sure you are gluing rock and not the coraline.

You can also use reef epoxy. I have used both and prefer super glue.

All that said I don't recommend gluing rock, try to stack it on its own. If the glue does fail, it sucks to crush coral or scratch the tank wall if a rock comes loose.

Does the gel glue also work on live rock?