Tunze Coral Flex

Bryan

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Anybody used this product yet?. Comments and reviews?. I assume it is much better than those 2 part sticks that you kneed together.
 
Yes I know, but wondering if it is the same as all the other two part sticks or is it a actual epoxy type glue. The two part sticks I find are not very effective at all.
 
Isn't the Ecotech glue just cyanocrylate gel glue, same stuff that's been around for ages?

Not sure. I've seen it glue rock together. Can't get any superglue I've used to do that out of water let alone in water like you can with the ecotech glue.
 
Well, picked up a tube of the Tunze Epoxy to try out. Not bad, seems similiar to the two part tubes and sets very quickly, around 2 min. Prefer it over the two part tubes where the final set is more brittle. Don't think it is as flexible as they state. thought it would be a rubbery set, but it is fairly hard. Don't think it would stand the test for mounting rocks, but for frags I would give it a thumbs up.
 
Nice to hear it works well for frags. I tried JB WaterWeld to put down a couple frags and it did NOT work well. (the frags came up with a slight nudge)
 
Coralfix is our 2 part epoxy

Coralflex is as Uhuru said, it is a "new" type of adhesive that sets up very quickly and is completely non toxic, it doesn't cause any irritation to the user or corals. It does have two parts that must be kneeded together, it sets in under 2 minutes. It remains flexible so soft corals and gorgonians can still sway in the current. Basically, it is faster, easier and non toxic, main draw back is it costs twice as much and coralline doesn't seem to like to grow on it.
 
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