Super Glue leached into water

[Sick_man]

Hi, so I made a diy lid to prevent my new goby from escaping, it turned out well but I noticed that there was a film of super glue on the surface of the water. I quickly did a water change and got 75% out but the other remains. However, it either sank or got sucked in my filter. Are my fish going to be okay?

 

[MohrReefs]

I think Superglue cures and hardens when wet so I think it'll be fine. Probably got stuck in your filter.

 

[Uncle99]

No problem.
Do this quite frequently when gluing down coral.

 

[ThePurple12]

Yes, no problem at all

 

[Orko]

I use Super Glue gell ALL the time when gluing frags it puts a little film on the top of water but does not bother anything at all!

 

[Tired]

Yep, I've had that happen. It's fine. Heck, I glue things to other things using superglue, then put them in the tank.

 

[Pistondog]

I try to pick up that film, if fresh, before a fish thinks its food and glues his mouth shut.
That is where the manna from heaven normally appears.
Maybe overly cautious.

 

[JAMreef]

I agree with everyone else. Should not be a problem. I even had hermit crabs that pick at the glue (not sure if they eat it or not) after I Re-glue frags down hasn’t been an issue.

 

[Orko]

I never use that much glue it is just a light film that is from the hardening Super glue it gets hard as soon as you put it in the water well the outer mist layer u can see it hardening it gets cloudy then turns white.

 

[Cmack59]

Does the super glue make your protein skimmer go crazy?

 

[Pistondog]

Does the super glue make your protein skimmer go crazy?

Only if I use a lot, like glue big pieces. If 1 frag, not noticeable.

 

[anth]

I try to pick up that film, if fresh, before a fish thinks its food and glues his mouth shut.
That is where the manna from heaven normally appears.
Maybe overly cautious.

Not overly cautious lol
My foxface was gurning for a few hours when he ate some a few months ago. It was stuck to his lip but fell off eventually.