Aquascape materials

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What epoxy, mortar, glue, etc are you using to aquascape? These Amazon reviews have me not trusting any product.
 

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I just used superglue and accelerator:


I realized the trick was ensuring 3 points of contact between pieces and using long sticks (skewers) to smear the glue across the joints before a spritz of the accelerator to hold it in place. That and some patience.

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Good luck.
 

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I use acrylic rods and reef cement. I drill holes into the rocks and insert the acrylic rod which acts like re-barb, then seal together with reef cement. This will hold forever.
 

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This is another good thread to check out!

 

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I went with BSI at the advice of another reefer.. mixed with crushed coral and mine is really solid.
 

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