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Not sure which glue you need? Here’s the quick answer:
| Hardscape Glue (Liquid) | Plant & Moss Gel Glue | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Rocks, stones, driftwood structures | Moss, epiphytes, stem plants, java fern |
| Formula | Liquid — precision nozzle flow | Gel — stays in place on wet surfaces |
| Size | 50g or 100g | 20g |
| Sets in | Seconds | Seconds |
| Aquarium safe | Yes | Yes |
Hardscape Glue — For Rocks & Driftwood
The SOS Aquascaping Glue provides strong, reliable bonding for rocks, stones, and driftwood. Its liquid formula with a precision nozzle allows for accurate application, making it ideal for building complex hardscape structures. It sets quickly and is fully safe for use in aquariums.
Plant & Moss Gel Glue — For Living Plants
Designed specifically for attaching moss, epiphytic plants, and stem plants like java fern, this gel stays put even on wet surfaces. It bonds securely without dripping or running, ensuring plants stay in place. Perfect for maintaining natural-looking aquascapes.
FAQ
Can I use the Hardscape Glue on live plants?
No, the Hardscape Glue is intended for rocks, stones, and driftwood only. It is not suitable for attaching live plants or moss.
Does the Plant & Moss Gel Glue work on wet surfaces?
Yes, the gel formula is designed to adhere to wet surfaces, making it ideal for use with moss and plants in humid aquarium environments.
How long does each glue take to set?
Both glues set within seconds after application.
Thomas Newman –
I used the hardscape glue to attach driftwood to my tank’s background. It bonded perfectly and didn’t run. The nozzle is precise and easy to control. Great for building structure without damaging the rocks.
Matt Underwood –
The plant glue worked beautifully with my java fern. It stayed in place even after a week of water changes. No dripping or slippage. I’m happy with the results and would recommend it to others.
Carolyn Chapman –
The gel glue is very convenient for attaching moss. It doesn’t spread when applied to wet surfaces. The only downside is the small size—20g is enough for a small tank but not for larger setups.