is this safe for aquarium use to bond corals to rocks
489433
Yes, I've used it for this purpose based on a review I read, but unfortunately can't reference for you. Additionally, this is a great, multipurpose gap filling cyanoacrylate.
1812638
I would say no. It is used for absorbing ammonia & odors from aquarium water.
1073404
That sounds like too much to me. I'm using 2 700/800 koralias in my 55 reef tank and still have some issues with sand turning into a mountain in sections of my tank but I get excellent movement. My tank contains SPS and LPS corals.
423196
You should be able to, I've even applied it to factory paint that has been roughed up with some 80 grit. I haven't had an issue with bonding, this stuff really spreads nice, and bonds well. Work FAST is sets up incredibly quick.
978286
I am using it in a freshwater set up so I can confirm that the quality is excellent. I do not see why it would not also work well in a saltwater set up with glass.
1500232
I have used it in planted tanks without problems, it is Malachite green and formalin so I would just be careful if you have animals or plants that are sensitive to those chemicals.
164311
I have never used this on freshwater fish. I always go to pet store and buy small blue-green bottle of ick medicine. That is all that I have used. I used this as directed on my saltwater tank and my fish died! Be careful and be sure to adjust your dosage for gravel, rocks, or ornaments. Better to use less and be safe.
830679
It would probably work well for insulation. I would just worry about the weight of the aquarium.
973388
This item has very strong magnets, you should have no problem. Make sure to keep sand from bottom of tank out of it or you will scratch your glass. But it works great, can't use on acrylic.
781247
Hi Mr. Richards, While I know the properties of LN-950 are designed to bond metal to stone,there is a list of the materials supported for the use of this glue. Wood and metal are both on the list so it would seem logical they would bond real nice. The fact it was useful outdoors as well as indoors sold me and it worked well bonding the metal chimney vent to the brick flu without a problem. It has been in place for almost a year now so that is a good sign it carries the adhesive properties I was looking for. If you are using this indoors only, Liquid Nails might have another product that would be cheaper in price but carry the strong bonding properties you are looking for. Here is the website link: http://www.duspec.com/DuSpec2/product/ProductDocumentSearchController.htm?documentFormat=pdf&systemSetId=70&productCode=LN-950&documentType=datasheet
1563329
Hello. It's safe for any aquarium. It has a high & low setting for the suction of the filter. I'm not familiar about saltwater tanks, but it's safe for all aquariums!! :-D
106985
Yes per the manufacturer it is good for all SPS and LPS corals. Just be sure to put the lower light corals near the bottom of the tank so they do not burn if you are putting it that close to the top.
1182676
Yes, I would never use this in saltwater, also I would not use it for anything bigger than Bluegill or Sunfish if you want it to last, its just not a quality piece.
1647387
I cant say for sure ive never tested it submerged for exrended periods of time. It's really good tape so it might be worth a try. Id think about trying hot glue on the bottom of the tank as long as its dry it would probably bond well and could also be removed.
2242487
Yes. I bought this to use with my aquarium. You just need to wipe it dry after use.
1552752
I would say no because I have used water to thin this glue down. It is also easy clean up with water. I think the water would just infiltrate the glue. Also I would say it would not be the right type glue for underwater items.
2021314
Following the package instructions, you should have no problem using this on natural stone. The issue of saltwater should not impact the efficacy of the product to repel water.