Krazy glue for aquarium use?

[icherno7]

Has anyone tried it?
Would it be safe?

 

[misstish]

I have not tried it personally but I don't recommend it. The toxins in the glue can make your fish very sick from what I hear.

 

[kallmond]

Saltwater guys use krazy glue all the time to attach delicate coral frags to rock. Its perfectly safe, just be sure to use the gel kind.

http://ezinearticles.com/?Attaching-Live-Corals-with-Super-Glue-Gel&id=951548
http://www.nano-reef.com/articles/?article=18
http://www.fragoutpost.com/coral-propagation/acropora

 

[TiggertheOscar]

I have used it plenty of times and never had any problems with my fish, curing time is the key... I'd say after a few hours it's good to go.

 

[Clay]

You don't need a few hours, nor is it harmful. It drys relatively quickly, and is perfectly safe for aquarium use. As stated above, the gel works best for underwater applications.

 

[icherno7]

So you guys are 100% sure it's safe?

 

[FSM]

I use it to glue plants onto wood. Works pretty good, and it's harmless to fish after it dries.

 

[Cisc]

110% sure, used it in tanks with very sensitive corals/inverts. Never had any issues.