Two Little Fishies CorAffix Cyanoacrylate Aquarium Coral Adhesive, 2 oz

I used this glue to rescape two tanks, an Evo 13.5 G and a 30G Waterbox. It was enough to glue the rockwork and the frags over three days in combination with a large size Tunze Instant Coral Gum. Only once did I have to cut the tip more and just a couple of toothpick pricks to keep the glue flowing between uses. It is thinner than IC glue, but that is helpful to flow into tight spaces once you get the hang of it. Very good deal. Works well with instant set spray also.

I really like this glue for several reasons but it falls short in one critical area. This glue isn't very thick. It's more like regular super glue than gel super glue, so it tends to run when first applied. Once you have your coral/piece in the water it's fine. Other than that it has great hold, and the cap/tip doesn't clog like on other glues.

I love this epoxy. It bonds quickly once wet, and it has a pretty good hold. I like to use it with the underwater epoxy putty from the same company: I mix the putty, pour some CorAffix on it, and then immediately put the frag in place in the tank. The hold is great after a few days. A few lessons I learned the hard way, though. First, this stuff will bond skin to skin once wet. If you notice immediately (which I did, thankfully), you can easily separate the bond and just peel the CorAffix off a few hours later once it dries. Some CorAffix ran down the side of the bottle and I took off my gloves when putting this away and didn't notice the spill. It stuck two fingers together after two or three seconds of contact, but I easily separated them and all was well. Second, this stuff bonds fast underwater and that means if you use too much, you'll get a trail of CorAffix hanging off your bond like a sweeper tentacle. Be sure to use an appropriate amount and, if you want, use fragging scissors or something else to cut the excess trail off (don't pull on it, you might pull the bond free). Overall, I recommend this product to others. As I mentioned, though, I prefer to use it in conjunction with the epoxy putty.

******* Amended and adjusted rating This stuff is extremely useful. Fairly thick, doesn't flow that much. Stays pretty much right where you put it. I used it to glue some rocks together for my aquarium and to build an overflow box out of corrugated plastic sheeting. Holds up well and doesn't get all over the place like the standard super glue. Much cheaper too. *********** I have to reduce my rating of this. Initially the supplier I purchased this from was out of the 2oz bottles, so sent me two of the tubes. The tube type is great. The 2oz squeeze bottle has a different formulation to prevent hardening in the bottle. It does not set as well or stay in place as well as the tube. It skins over in a way that makes it difficult to use placing stuff underwater; the skin doesn't break and reset like the tube. Out of the water it is too runny and doesn't stay where you want it to. I ended up gluing a zoanthid shut and it eventually floated away. Never had issues like that with the tubes. One tip with the tubes; if you squeeze too much, let the excess run out onto some scrap paper or a paper towel, clean the tip, then place a pin or small nail in the tip before capping. This prevents the glue in the tip from hardening and blocking off flow, as well as preventing the cap from hardening to the tip (usually only happens if you get an large amount of glue in the cap. I believe the cap is a different material designed to not adhere to the tip.).

Not a good glue for gluing frags. You would be much better off finding a true gel glue. I ended up with more on my fingers than on the frag. Runs like a scalded dog. I started off using super glue gel and will definitely be going back. The only plus is that I have not had any issue with it not holding the frags but way too messy in my opinion.

I rarely provide a 5-star rating however, "Two Little Fishies ATLCF2 Coraffix Cyanoacrylate Adhesive, 2-Ounce" sold by Two Little Fishies definitely deserves it from me. I was looking for a larger container of gel glue as most decent-priced glues come in a small tube. Found this bit and ordered away. Keep in mind that it is shipped via ground due to the chemical. The consistency is quite thick and easily builds the needed layers when mounting SPS and others frags. The bottle seems appropriate for this product and appears to remain clear when not used: I've not experienced an issue with the bottle clogging ... yet. A little goes a long way so if you're looking for some decent frag glue or just a bit of super duper hefty "super-glue" you might as well give it a shot. When more is needed I'll definitely be back.

This is the best coral glue out there. Nice and thick and doesn't get too thick of a skin before attachment.

It's a good product but its honestly not much different then any other coral glue on the market. If anything it sets a little to fast, as soon as it hits water fast.

By far the worst glue Iv ever used for corals. It’s very runny and when u put it in water it forms a seal over itself. It’s incredibly hard to break the “seal” and get it to bond with the rock. Even once you have managed to bond it to the rock work it can be easily removed. By far the worst I have ever used DO NOT BUY

Worst product ever used dose not stick the corals which its only sole purpose

Muy recomendable

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