Maxspect Coral Putty 120g
A 100% reef safe Coralline Algae Coloured Coral Putty that can be used underwater. This two-part silicone-based coral putty cures in 3 minutes. No foul odour, will not cloud the water, and will not cause the protein skimmer to overflow. Can be used for both marine and freshwater aquariums. The colour of the putty allows it to blend in with its surroundings making it easier to hide than other forms of adhesives used in aquariums. It is recommended to use a minimal amount since most corals will grow over the adhesive in a matter of weeks.
Please note the curing speed will be effected by temperature if this product is kept below 25 degrees Celsius for a sustained period. If this happens please place the product in a warm environment for 24-48 hours before use.
Product Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Maxspect Coral Putty |
| Weight | 120g |
| Curing Time | 3 minutes |
| Usage | Marine and freshwater aquariums |
| Material | Two-part silicone-based |
| Reef Safe | Yes |
| Odour | No foul odour |
FAQ
How long does the coral putty take to cure?
The coral putty cures in 3 minutes under normal conditions.
Will the putty cloud the water or affect the protein skimmer?
No, the putty will not cloud the water and will not cause the protein skimmer to overflow.
Can this product be used in both marine and freshwater aquariums?
Yes, it is suitable for both marine and freshwater aquariums.
Una Cameron –
I used this putty to attach a small piece of rock in my freshwater tank. It cured quickly and stayed clear. The coral color blends well with the surroundings and didn’t attract any algae. I’ve been using it for two months and no issues so far.
Grace Reid –
Works well in a marine setup. Cured in about 3 minutes as expected. The color matches the reef environment nicely. I used a small amount and the coral grew over it after a few weeks, which is as intended.
Edward Terry –
Great product for reef tanks. No smell, no water clouding. It holds securely and looks natural. I used it to attach a piece of live rock and it’s been stable for over a month.