Ok what to use to attach sps to rock in tank

[jlaudiofreak]

Here is my question, I used to use gel- Aquamend-gel to attach my frags on plugs to rock in my tank. I went to homedepot to pick some up tonight and they do not carryAquamend anymore. What is everyone using

 

[James404]

Many people including myself use JB Water Weld and Super Glue Gel. It works very well.

 

[pepnarok1]

+1 for super glue gel. Work great for me!!!

 

[unbreakable]

super glue gel mixed with something like this:

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/reef-epoxy-oceans-wonders.html

usually add super glue on the bottom of the epoxy where it attaches to the live rock and also inside where you place the plug.

i have used the epoxy on its own with corals that have plugs. It's difficult but can be done

 

[Sisterlimonpot]

yeah, home depot stopped carrying aquamend, but they have waterweld that works just as good, my only complaint is getting the epoxy to adhere to the rock. I do like the idea of using superglue gel to affix the epoxy to the rock before it hardens. I'm going to give that a try next time.

 

[Acrotrdco]

Krazy glue (Cyanoacrylate based) gel.

 

[prodman]

I also used to use the aquamend combo. But now I use the aquastick instead it seems to work better for some reason and the grey looks better.

 

[Mr.Maska]

superglue gel has been the easiest for me to use.

 

[myaerica]

I use gel superglue and that billy mays amazing putty 3 sticks 9$ you can find it at any wallgreens.I've used it for years I cut the nub off the frag plug put the gel on the plug then the putty then put gel on the putty before you stick it to the rock.

 

[HerbieK]

Water Weld at Home Depot, which is essentially Mighty Putty. Billy Mayes would be proud.

 

[iriejp1]

Super Glue/Krazy glue GEL FTW! :thumbsup:

You can get 3 packs at Dollar Tree for a buck per. Spend $10 (30 tubes) and you can rescape your whole tank...lol.