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Old 06-08-2003, 07:17 PM
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Been looking every where for a epoxy that will work with soft corals. If anyone knows a place that has them "in stock" please let me know.

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I've been using Crazy Glue Gel and that's been working fine.
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Chad, epoxy isn't going to work with soft corals.
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Chad, epoxy isn't going to work with soft corals.
Well its some sort of liquid one that I saw that does apparantly work. Hardens in seconds under water. Maybe the packaging was lieing to me??

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Thread and needle works the best with most softies.


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Thread and needle works the best with most softies.


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ya, I do that with most but I have this colt that I am worried about.. I tried the needle and thread and it basicly tore out and now it seems to be bleaching a bit???? Where it was cut (propagated) it is getting whiter and whiter.. so I am a bit nervous about it.

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I have never heard of an epoxy for softies ???

Interested if you find something.


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Super Glue works well and drys in seconds under water.


Hasn't done any bad to my tank since i have used it.

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Super Glue works well and drys in seconds under water.


Hasn't done any bad to my tank since i have used it.

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I've read that in a few of my reef books as well.. But I really wouldn't know what "brand" etc to buy if I was looking at them.

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Use Super Glue GEL (that's exactly the brand name). The other versions of Super Glue IMO seep into the rock too quickly. It works really really well.
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