Glueing Frags while in the tank?

[RxReef]

Hi, new here. Was wondering if there is a product or way that will allow me to glue some Zoo frags in place while in the tank? My snails keep knocking the little frags from the places I put them. Thanks

 

[jpfelix]

i use loctite gel superglue.

 

[capncapo]

Super glue or reef safe epoxy will work.

 

[RxReef]

Will this work if I put the glue on the frag and then stick it inside the take where I want it?

 

[davocean]

Reef safe epoxy will.
I saw some on
Drsfostersmith.com that came in rock gray or coraline pink color

 

[rlschne]

superglue will too, as long as it is a thick gel type and not liquid....

 

[sheepdawg]

Try aquamend epoxy which can be found at your local home depot

 

[jdieck]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6785151#post6785151 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by RxReef
Will this work if I put the glue on the frag and then stick it inside the take where I want it?

If the frags are already mounted on a piece of rubble the epoxy putty would be my selection. If what you are looking to glue is the zooa itself I am afraid no glue would do the job as they slime a lot preventing the glue to stick to them. So if they are not mounted you may try some bride vail to cover them and hold it with a rubber band. Remove the veil after several days once they atach themselves.

 

[RxReef]

I will try some of the putty. Thats what I mean. thee zoos are already attched to some rubble just need the ruble to stay put. thanks for the help

 

[jdieck]

Enjoy! Note that the puty traps the frag not really glue it so work some of the putty into the pores on the base rock and do the same with a bit on the rubble then set them together and work the puty around.
Do not use too much or your skimmer will bubble like crazy.