Coral Glue vs Epoxy Sticks

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Alright guys I'm getting ready to glue my rocks together and I need some suggestions. I've used Fluval epoxy sticks in previous builds but Ive always had some issues with heavier rocks not wanting to stay together. I've looked into using Ecotech Coral glue and was wanting to know what everybody's opinions are on it. Thanks.
 
Alright guys I'm getting ready to glue my rocks together and I need some suggestions. I've used Fluval epoxy sticks in previous builds but Ive always had some issues with heavier rocks not wanting to stay together. I've looked into using Ecotech Coral glue and was wanting to know what everybody's opinions are on it. Thanks.
Any crazy glue works great actually, go ahead!
 
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I recently used the Jurassic gel from BRS to hold all these together and also used the spray accelerant. It set the super glue in less than 15 seconds. Worked excellent and held like a rock. But I did it dry and out of the tank. There all also glued to a 12" ceramic tile for bases.
 
Also looking for a glue to bind wet; live rocks.
 

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