Aquaforest Stone Fix 6000g
Aquaforest Stone Fix 6000g is a fast-bonding cement-based aquarium adhesive designed for securing live rock, ceramic rock and reef aquascaping structures. Ideal for larger marine aquariums, reef tank builds and professional aquascaping projects, this specialist rock cement helps create strong, stable and natural-looking rock formations for corals, fish and invertebrates.
Designed for connecting larger rock pieces, Aquaforest Stone Fix is especially useful when building reef structures, arches, shelves, caves and stable rockwork. Once mixed with water, it forms a workable paste that can be applied directly between rock pieces, helping create secure joins without the need for unsafe household adhesives or unsuitable construction materials.
Product Specifications
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6000g |
| Type | Cement-based adhesive |
| Application | Live rock, ceramic rock, reef structures |
| Best Use | Reef tanks, large aquariums, aquascaping projects |
FAQ
Can Aquaforest Stone Fix be used on all types of rock?
Yes, it is designed for use with live rock, ceramic rock, and other reef aquascaping materials.
How long does the adhesive take to set?
The adhesive sets quickly after mixing and can be handled within 15 to 30 minutes depending on environmental conditions.
Is it safe for marine life once cured?
Yes, once fully cured, Aquaforest Stone Fix is safe for use in marine aquariums and does not leach harmful substances.
Austin Walker –
Used this adhesive to build a reef shelf in my 120-gallon tank. It holds the rocks firmly without cracking or shifting. The mix is easy and the bond is strong after a few hours. No issues with corals or fish so far.
Nicola Mackay –
Good for connecting larger pieces of live rock. Applied it between two ceramic slabs and it held well. A bit messy when mixing, but the result is stable and looks natural.
Sonia Brown –
Perfect for creating a cave structure. The paste stays workable for a good amount of time and the final bond is solid. No leaks or movement observed after two weeks.