Two Little Fishies TL44062 Aquastik Aquarium Epoxy Putty, Stone Grey, 4 oz

There are plenty of complainers who seem to spend more because of selfmade problems to fix and I can only laugh at them. Flat out I have not read about anything that works better or lasts longer than epoxy putties. I had no need to look for anything better than epoxy putties! I used all colors Instant ocean Holdfast white, Oceanswonders purple coralline, Two little fishies stone grey and Coralline red and they all work the same so I was able to mix them for custom colors and or unique tints. My technique is simple I prepared the areas for epoxy bond by roughing up and drilling the bond surfaces for maximum grabification. The rest was simple one application and I dont think I ever had to bond anything twice. I am glad I am possibly the only one to leave a 5 star rating knowing I used the right products for my high end decor set up to acheive the most professional look and nothing McKey moused or McGyvered so it will last for many years unchanged. I built a professional show quality FOWLR aquarium with a 100% artificial reef and the decor is completely made using Natures image coral and Red sea deco art all custom displayed on custom made Alterra grey rocks I covered with coralline colors for then marine rock effect. Best of all knowing my entire decor has 0 impact on any ocean reef and is 100% eco friendly makes for great conversation and pride. The live rock and aragonite crystal white sand are cultured and all my fish are tank raised by USA breeders. The wonderful smell of farting out roses is not only bliss but also saves alot of money! The epoxy putties have the most god aweful stanky odor when you start but after it fully cures it is completely odorless and proven fish safe cured or not. Oh and dont forget to use gloves because it can irritate skin.

Easy to manipulate and take prey very fast, even underwater. Much easier to use than similar products! I recommend without a doubt.

These are useless to hold corals in place but do have some value in gluing rocks together. However, you have to use a lot to get the rocks to stay put. The same stuff can be bought at the hardware store for less than 1/2 the cost. Super glue gel is a much better option for attaching corals and frag plugs.

This stuff isnt bad, but its like hard to use because it doesnt stick very well to surfaces without like noticeable pores. I have found that if you dip the putty into the water like half way through mixing it, it works better because its softer and its more workable