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Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick for Fish & Marine Aquarium Bonding

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $69.00.Current price is: $45.80.

Strong, underwater-curing epoxy for attaching rocks, corals, and plants in freshwater and marine aquariums.

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Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick

Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick provides exceptional bonding strength in a variety of aquascaping applications, including attaching rock structures, corals and certain aquatic plants to decorative surfaces.

For freshwater and marine aquariums, the epoxy bonds and cures underwater. It is easy to knead by hand and completely cures in 24 hours in water and in 48 hours out of water. Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick is non-toxic and safe for aquatic plants, fish, and reptiles.

Key Features

  • Provides exceptional bonding strength in a variety of aquascaping applications
  • Ideal for attaching rock structures, corals and certain aquatic plants to decorative surfaces
  • Designed for use in freshwater and marine aquariums
Property Value
Curing time (in water) 24 hours
Curing time (out of water) 48 hours
Usage environment Freshwater and marine aquariums
Compatibility Safe for aquatic plants, fish, and reptiles

FAQ

Can this epoxy be used to attach corals in a marine aquarium?

Yes, Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick is suitable for attaching corals in marine aquariums.

Does the epoxy need to be mixed in a specific ratio?

No, the epoxy stick is pre-mixed and only needs to be kneaded by hand before use.

Is the epoxy safe for fish and plants after curing?

Yes, it is non-toxic and safe for aquatic plants, fish, and reptiles after curing.

4 reviews for Fluval Sea Aquatic Epoxy Stick for Fish & Marine Aquarium Bonding

  1. Abigail Bell –

    Used it to secure a rock structure in my marine tank. It set quickly and held firmly. No fish or plants were affected. Easy to work with and the curing time is reliable.

  2. Sam Sutherland –

    Good for attaching small plants to the substrate. It bonds well and doesn’t leach chemicals. A bit harder to work with than expected, but still effective.

  3. Jonathan Dickens –

    Perfect for fixing coral pieces without damaging the base. Cured in 24 hours as promised. No issues with fish or plants after use.

  4. Matt Wallace –

    Works as expected, but the stick is a bit stiff to knead. Took a few tries to get the right consistency. Still holds well once set.

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