Gorilla Super Glue

[jeffopentax]

Is gorilla super glue reef safe? I want to glue a small rock to a bigger rock near the bottom of my tank, and have absolutely no desire to haul it out to do it!

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[kapelan]

this one probably will not work, you will need the same but gel.
Also it is acrylic based glue, means fragile.
For heavy staff better to use something else.

 

[Matt1997]

Ideally thick gel cyanoacrylate is what you want to use. The water thin ones work, but are far less effective

 

[harleymike]

I use the Gorilla gel super glue all the time.

 

[Kevin Cantelon]

Get the gel kind. The regular is too thin and hard to work with. I made quite a mess with it.

 

[RustyMeathook]

You went back to saltwater?

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[jeffopentax]

You went back to saltwater?

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Yessir. About 8 years ago when I had a 135g cichlid tank, it seemed there was always interesting/unique cichlids available on kijiji. Tank looked great with so much variety.

That no longer appears to be the case. Seems only boring, super common cichlids are all that are up for offer these days. So, back to salt.


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[Josh]

Yessir. About 8 years ago when I had a 135g cichlid tank, it seemed there was always interesting/unique cichlids available on kijiji. Tank looked great with so much variety.
That no longer appears to be the case. Seems only boring, super common cichlids are all that are up for offer these days. So, back to salt.

I called er quits on cichlids for the exact same reason, it drove me towards salt and i havent looked back. When cichlids are good though they are GOOD.

 

[Koi Valley]

I want to glue some rock pieces to the back glass of my tank.
Will this Gorilla Super gel glue work better than frag glue?

 

[cica]

Frag glue and the Gorilla Super gel glue are pretty much the same.
I don't think either one will hold the rock to the glass safely for longer time. Eventually the rock will fall off. For that purpose I would use silicone but the tank has to be empty until the silicone cures properly.