Marine Goop?
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thomas712
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I don't think so, I recall looking at that stuff and believe I saw the words "Not for aquarium use" on it.
I would check it out throughly first.
Look for Weld-on products.
Thomas
I would check it out throughly first.
Look for Weld-on products.
Thomas
tony detroit
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Well, southdown sand says on it "Not for Aquarium Use" too! LOL.
Sorry thomas, I had too.
I have used marine goop in the past on my 300gal in september and haven't had problems yet. I am not saying it is good, but it worked for me and I didn't lose any livestock or any strange after affects, but mine is not submersed. It is on the outside of a wet-dry, on a bulkhead. Some of it is touching water, wherever that leak was, but like I said, I never noticed anything different.
Sorry thomas, I had too.
I have used marine goop in the past on my 300gal in september and haven't had problems yet. I am not saying it is good, but it worked for me and I didn't lose any livestock or any strange after affects, but mine is not submersed. It is on the outside of a wet-dry, on a bulkhead. Some of it is touching water, wherever that leak was, but like I said, I never noticed anything different.
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thomas712
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Originally posted by tony detroit
Well, southdown sand says on it "Not for Aquarium Use" too! LOL.
Sorry thomas, I had too.
mpls man
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i used marine goop for my skimmer tank and it worked great, if you use a hair dryer it cuts down the drying time, i used it to seal a leak on one of the fittings while water was running and worked great while heating it , it forms a layer and seals out the water.:jumping: :jumping: