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07-20-2012, 03:35 AM
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lol not in my case, I went to move my red monti the other day to "change things up"... cant get it off, I ended up braking it
 but its still on there! ... wait I forgot mines on acrylic :P this could make a difference!!!  if you had some way of roughing up the surface of the glass you wanted it on, thats what I did to the acrylic on my overflow, this probably is why I cant get it off!
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07-20-2012, 07:47 PM
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I have fairly good luck sticking sps frag on the overflow with milliput. should work for glass as well, probably sticks better with coraline algae growing on the glass.
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150DD mix reef with 90 gal sump and 40gal frag tank purple tang, sohal tang, yellow eye kole tang, fairy wrasse. cleaner wrasse, leopard wrasse, and misc fish. GHL Mitras 6200HV X 2, MP40 X 2, MP60 X 1, tunze 6095 X 2, Vertex RX6 calcium reactor, Bubble King SM250, Aquamaxx bio pellets reactor, Profilux 3
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07-20-2012, 08:19 PM
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I've never tried using epoxy putty to stick a frag to glass, but this technique works 100% of the time in attaching frags to rock.
Dry off the base of the frag and apply a large glob of gel super glue (no need for brand names - only $1 at my local dollar store). Place your ball of epoxy in the super glue and put some more glue on top of the epoxy making a superglue/epoxy/superglue sandwich. Place your frag where you want it mounted and press down to flatten out the epoxy and superglue onto both surfaces. The superglue sticks very well to the epoxy and sets quickly. As soon as the epoxy sets, you should have a strong bond. I've tried just epoxy or just superglue and they don't hold compared to combining them
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07-20-2012, 08:26 PM
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The epoxy putty is 'decent' for rough surfaces but requires time to cure. It would be useless on glass, especially if done while the tank is wet, you could *maybe* get it to work while dry. As much as the adhesive methods say they can be done in water it only sorta works. The method listed above is pretty much the best you'll get until the frag encrusts the base.
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07-20-2012, 09:16 PM
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Milliput aquacape epoxy will stick anything to anything. Ive used it to attach frags to glass. J and L sells it
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