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silicone ????
I have a few corals that are attached to small rocks. The places I want to put them they will not stay. Is there a way to attach them with silicone or ?? [acronym:2f181cb47a="Thanks in Advance"]TIA[/acronym:2f181cb47a]
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I believe there is a underwater putty that will do the trick but where you get it i am not sure. If you search some online stores you would probley fing it.[acronym:0f492b9dc9="Hope this helps (or) Happy to help"]HTH[/acronym:0f492b9dc9]
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65 gal reef EQUIPMENT: 2 PC's 192W each , 20 gal sump/fuge LIVESTOCK: 4 false clowns, 2 firefish, cardinal, midas blennie, toadstool, zoos, shrooms, trumpet coral, torch, pagoda, frogspawn, poylps, red open brain, devils hand, hermits, snails, 3 cleaner shrimp, coral banded and a emerald crab. |
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Crazy glue GEL
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I would worry about something leaching out of the crazy glue into your water.
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65 gal reef EQUIPMENT: 2 PC's 192W each , 20 gal sump/fuge LIVESTOCK: 4 false clowns, 2 firefish, cardinal, midas blennie, toadstool, zoos, shrooms, trumpet coral, torch, pagoda, frogspawn, poylps, red open brain, devils hand, hermits, snails, 3 cleaner shrimp, coral banded and a emerald crab. |
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they sell a stick of stuff at the [acronym:d36e94f49f="Local Fish Store"]LFS[/acronym:d36e94f49f] that's sposed to be for this purpose..havn't used it yet tho, havnt gotten that far heh
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heres a link to the marine epoxy can be used to attach corals to rocks etc
http://www.drsfostersmith.com/Produc...&N=2004+113828 |
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That is why I will keep coming back! You learn new things all the time. Thanks Steve!
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65 gal reef EQUIPMENT: 2 PC's 192W each , 20 gal sump/fuge LIVESTOCK: 4 false clowns, 2 firefish, cardinal, midas blennie, toadstool, zoos, shrooms, trumpet coral, torch, pagoda, frogspawn, poylps, red open brain, devils hand, hermits, snails, 3 cleaner shrimp, coral banded and a emerald crab. |
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