need an answer fast plz

[kook1e]

is this glue reef safe? and if so how fast does it cure? see, i have this 2 frags (one xenia, one zoas) on the same disk.. i wanna cut the disk in half and glue to the xenia to a dif rock. is this possible with the krazy glue?? i know it drys fast, but whats the curing time? please help
Krazy glue site

 

[187ALLDAY]

I suggest you buy the Loctite brand super glue, there is one that says it's also for aquarium use on the list of uses.

 

[mustang51js]

i think it is, never heard anyone saying crazy glue was no good

 

[kook1e]

anyone else? this stuff drys fast as h*** and its super strong, just need a more positive answer. any experience?

 

[mutateddogbone]

most super glues are fine if they are the gel form. the active ingredient in reef glues is cyanoacrylate which is the same in most dept. store gel form super glues

 

[kraze3]

I have that kind sitting by my tank right now. I have used it many times before. Glue the frag and put it in the tank.

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14752920#post14752920 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by mutateddogbone
most super glues are fine if they are the gel form. the active ingredient in reef glues is cyanoacrylate which is the same in most dept. store gel form super glues

Agreed, gel form of superglue, cyanoacrylate. The problem with the plain form of cyanoacrylate glues is that it's much too thin. You need the thicker gel form in order to create a better bond.

 

[kook1e]

thanks guys!