Aquascaping Hardscape Glue
Super adhesive glue dedicated to making hardscaping in aquariums.
– Safe for fish, non-toxic.
– Designed for use with rocks and driftwood; not recommended for attaching aquatic plants.
– A layer of media such as tissue paper or driftwood crumbs is required between hardscaping materials before gluing to ensure proper adhesion and prevent direct contact.
| Usage | Notes |
|---|---|
| Rocks | Recommended |
| Driftwood | Recommended |
| Plants | Not ideal |
FAQ
Is this glue safe for fish?
Yes, the glue is non-toxic and safe for fish.
Can I use this glue to attach aquatic plants?
No, this glue is not ideal for attaching plants. It is designed for rocks and driftwood only.
Do I need to use any material between the pieces when gluing?
Yes, a layer of media such as tissue paper or driftwood crumbs should be placed between the hardscaping materials to ensure proper adhesion.
Sarah Reid –
The glue works well for bonding rocks and driftwood together. I used tissue paper between pieces and it held strong after a month in my 55-gallon tank. My fish showed no signs of distress. A reliable product for hardscaping.
Lucas Wallace –
It sticks well to rocks and driftwood. I had to use small pieces of driftwood as a buffer between surfaces, which helped prevent any surface damage. Works as expected in a planted tank setup, though plants weren’t attached.
Kevin Powell –
Easy to apply and effective. I used it to build a small cave structure. The glue stayed firm even after water changes. No fish movement or health issues observed.