Is gorilla super glue gel reef safe?

[Reeferparty]

Hoping to get a quick response! Thanks


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[SpottedMoocow]

Hoping to get a quick response! Thanks


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I've used it a number of times before with no issues. Super glue gel at 99 cent store is much cheaper though. Two tubes for 99 cents.

 

[Reeferparty]

I've used it a number of times before with no issues. Super glue gel at 99 cent store is much cheaper though. Two tubes for 99 cents.

Awesome thanks for the quick response


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[Relientkiid]

Its all I ever use.


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[Wiskey]

I use it, but they are not kidding about shake well. It separates and it's super thin at the top if you don't shake well. As long as you shake it works fantastic!

Whiskey

 

[billdogg]

It had better be safe! I have been using it (and other SG gels) for many years now in my tanks.

 

[Bma1972]

The gel is the key. I'm glad others responded. I recently used because SuperGlue gel I had hardened and it's what I had. And had no idea if it was safe even though chemical make was same, who knows what the leave out of description of compound.

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[Heuristic]

Are the gel super glues easier to use than the searchem reef glue? I always end up having to hold the coral FOREVER on the rock to get it to stick/harden and even then sometimes I have to knock the glue off and start over.

 

[dallen2233]

This is the only thing I use when gluing frags

 

[b_evans06]

I have been using for many years no issues for me.

 

[Deep Water]

It's all that I use as well, I only use the putty type when gluing rock


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[dendrite]

Are the gel super glues easier to use than the searchem reef glue? I always end up having to hold the coral FOREVER on the rock to get it to stick/harden and even then sometimes I have to knock the glue off and start over.

Frag/coral, superglue, epoxy, superglue, stick on rock, push firmly. Works like a charm.

 

[JonCubb]

I also use the dollar store stuff. Works great and its dirt cheap.

 

[der_wille_zur_macht]

The key, IME, is to use a TON of the product. A big huge ugly blob. It will skin over when it hits the water - if you use a big enough blob, the middle remains totally uncured, and when you get it in place you can give it a wiggle against the rock - this will break the skin, expose the uncured glue, and fix it in place.

 

[Joe0813]

Yep I use the 99 cent tube of glue... lot cheaper than using actual reef glue

 

[DasCamel]

Love the stuff, little slow to set but perfect consistency.

 

[DasCamel]

The key, IME, is to use a TON of the product. A big huge ugly blob. It will skin over when it hits the water - if you use a big enough blob, the middle remains totally uncured, and when you get it in place you can give it a wiggle against the rock - this will break the skin, expose the uncured glue, and fix it in place.

+1, need to try that.

 

[Bma1972]

This is the only thing I use when gluing frags

They are the exact same I believe

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