Help attaching corals

coastie81

Member
I have heard that you can use regular elmer's glue from walgreens just make sure it is the gel kind? Is this true. I am pretty leary about putting that in my tank. Please help me
 

nycbob

Active Member
i hv never heard of people using that. i use crazy glue if doing it outside the tank, and epoxy if inside the tank under water.
 

coastie81

Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2744290
No elmers glue. U get some super glue. Get the gel kind makes it easier to work with!
Alright, well I am gonna look a some of the LFS here on the island for some epoxy if they even have any here, this island sucks for LFS. It is also hard to get anything shipped here, hopefully they will have it since I have frags coming in this week.
 

redspot321

Member
Little Tip.....
Most superglue gel runs about $1 per gram.
Example ....loctite glue is 3.99 for a 4 gram tube.
Gorilla super glue is not labled "GEL" but is very thick. You can 15grams for $6 and it works GREAT!!
 

jerryatrick

Active Member
Originally Posted by coastie81
http:///forum/post/2744298
Alright, well I am gonna look a some of the LFS here on the island for some epoxy if they even have any here, this island sucks for LFS. It is also hard to get anything shipped here, hopefully they will have it since I have frags coming in this week.
What kind of frags are you getting?
 

jerryatrick

Active Member
Originally Posted by coastie81
http:///forum/post/2744320
A bunch of zoos, a mushroom and a hammer head coral
Don't suggest using glue for the hammer. You should be able to just wedge it between a couple of rocks. The mushroom I would suggest string or a net.
 

coastie81

Member
Originally Posted by JerryAtrick
http:///forum/post/2744324
Don't suggest using glue for the hammer. You should be able to just wedge it between a couple of rocks. The mushroom I would suggest string or a net.
can I just set the mushroom in the corner of the tank on the sandbed?
 

rebelprettyboy

Active Member
The mushroom Im sending u is big. U dont have to glue it. If you do itll be easy cuz its attached to rocks on the bottom.
The hammer head is attahced to a Square frag plug.
And all the zoas are attached to dff frag plugs.
So if you could stick them into the rocks u prolly wont even need glue
 

jerryatrick

Active Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2744346
The mushroom Im sending u is big. U dont have to glue it. If you do itll be easy cuz its attached to rocks on the bottom.
The hammer head is attahced to a Square frag plug.
And all the zoas are attached to dff frag plugs.
So if you could stick them into the rocks u prolly wont even need glue
Question for you pretty.... have you glued zoas to LR? Talking about putting glue directly on the bottom of them.
 

coastie81

Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2744346
The mushroom Im sending u is big. U dont have to glue it. If you do itll be easy cuz its attached to rocks on the bottom.
The hammer head is attahced to a Square frag plug.
And all the zoas are attached to dff frag plugs.
So if you could stick them into the rocks u prolly wont even need glue
sounds good I was just hoping that I could stick them into the rocks without using glue. Thanks for the help. I will let you know thursday when the shipment arrives.
 

jerryatrick

Active Member
Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2744354
yup all the time... Why?
Never have done it before only because I wasn't sure how it would affect the zoa. Good to know. I am attempting to attach all different kinds of zoas to this long skinny piece of LR that will branch out from my large pieces of LR. Thanks!!!
 
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