Losing Corals fast...question about GE Silicone II

[ensquire]

Just a suggestion, seeing that you live in Vancouver
http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/mc...+10.3+oz..html

[Carrera75]

Originally Posted by ensquire

Just a suggestion, seeing that you live in Vancouver
http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/mc...+10.3+oz..html

I am on my way out to the fish store but I'll go to the one on Kingsawy first. Boxing day sale is still on at this place and I am hoping to find the Silicone there and a bucket or two of IO salt that's selling for $29.99 right now I'll go to J$L if I can't find aquarium silicone at this other store. Oh, and I need black silicone.

Thanks for posting that info

[unclesalty]

If anyone is paying the extra money for the All Glass Aquarium brand of silicone I might be able to sell them a bridge also!

[unclesalty]

GE and All Glass Aquarium have a "deal" going

[Aquattro]

Ya, 15 bucks is a lot to pay for a $5 tube of silicone. Especially if it's not black

[Carrera75]

I think that I'll try to get this one. Pretty pricey for such small amount.
http://www.jlaquatics.com/product/mc...e+-+3+oz..html

[unclesalty]

Originally Posted by Aquattro

Ya, 15 bucks is a lot to pay for a $5 tube of silicone. Especially if it's not black

I totally agree! AGA silicone is GE I to be exact

[Aquattro]

Originally Posted by unclesalty

I totally agree! AGA silicone is GE I to be exact

I know...

[Reef Pilot]

I recently did some silicone work in a tank and got it from Home Hardware, 6.29 a tube. It is called Weather Shield, 35 year durability, and says right on the tube Safe for Aquariums.

[jagermaier]

As both Brad and Unclesalty mentioned, GE SCS1200 is a safe and very good choice. I've had many tanks built using this silicone and even recently used it on a bulkhead in my sump with only 24 hour cure time with no issues to any fish or coral including sps. I would recommend using it as long as you can find it.