i have a box filter n the tube is broken in half, the tube is solid plastic, can i super glue them together?
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Super Glue is fish safe...
without seein ghte application I can't suggest if it will work or not...
without seein ghte application I can't suggest if it will work or not...
lol, not sarcastic at all...
Super Glue is fish safe... just make sure it's fully dry before submerging it... although the stuff dries in a matter of seconds...
I just included the second part as to avoid suggesting that super glue is the right adhesive to use in your particular application. It may work just fine, but without knowing more about what you are using it on I don't know...
Super Glue is fish safe... just make sure it's fully dry before submerging it... although the stuff dries in a matter of seconds...
I just included the second part as to avoid suggesting that super glue is the right adhesive to use in your particular application. It may work just fine, but without knowing more about what you are using it on I don't know...
i recently used gorilla glue to piece together a part of my filter spray bar that broke in my betta tank. its part submerged and ive noticed no ill effects in the 2 weeks since i did it.
I've used gorilla glue on several aquarium projects...
Stuff works amazingly on strofoam for making backgrounds...
Stuff works amazingly on strofoam for making backgrounds...
Yep, I know cause' I've used it for fish tanks before, just let it dry over night before puttong it in the tank, or inyour cause, back on the filter!
Lots of people say Gorilla Glue isn't fish safe, but I've personally read literature directly from the company saying that it is indeed fish safe.
Saltwater people use super glue to repair broken corals & snail shells on living animals. I've actually heard of people using it to repair corals IN tanks completely underwater without ever bringing the coral out of the water.
If you use any of the fancy super glues that are quick drying, slow drying, or have any qualities other than standard super glue, then I'd question- I've heard lots of those things can be toxic.
Saltwater people use super glue to repair broken corals & snail shells on living animals. I've actually heard of people using it to repair corals IN tanks completely underwater without ever bringing the coral out of the water.
If you use any of the fancy super glues that are quick drying, slow drying, or have any qualities other than standard super glue, then I'd question- I've heard lots of those things can be toxic.
rnocera;3362487; said:
i glue corals to rockss under water every once in a while, some corals i dont like to remove from the water, always works great