clancaster23
Reefing newb
Super Glue Gel is ok to use in attaching things in the aquarium right? No danger to anything in the tank?
Super Glue Gel
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Reefrookie
Not so new anymore!
It's fine to use
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Yep, you will be fine.
Smitty
Reef pro
Yep...it'll work just fine. Just make sure to get more than just 1 tube. :)
DAvis
Reefer Madness
Hah, yes! One to glue your fingers, and the other one to use on the frag!
AmberSunrise
Reef enthusiast
I think I single handedly keep krazy glue in business LOL It takes a whole tube for each coral.
Just glop it on there really really thick and hold it on the spot you want and count to 30 and viola it wont budge.
Just glop it on there really really thick and hold it on the spot you want and count to 30 and viola it wont budge.
Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
Do you have to take the rock out of the water or just put it on the frag holder thing then stick it to the rock?
AmberSunrise
Reef enthusiast
No dont take the rock out.
Get the coral out and dab the end dry with a rag
Pile on the gel (I count to 5 to give it a second to set)
Plunge it into the water.
Hold for 30 seconds
Make sure you know exactly where and how you want to set it first cause so you arent moving it around to much. If you have the gel thick enough it should fill in any lumps between the frag and rock so that it has a nice tight seal.
Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
I fought it was really bad for corals to be exposed to the air?
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Most corals are perfectly fine being exposed to air for a short period of time (minutes).
DAvis
Reefer Madness
Acros live in tidal zones in Fiji and elsewhere. They are out of the water for hours in direct sunlight! Not that I would want to do that to mine...:shock: A few minutes is fine. I was terribly nervous the first time I did it with my little duncan.
AmberSunrise
Reef enthusiast
No sponges are more sensitive to air but corals are not.
