Just accidentally used the wrong glue...

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So my husband and I were trying to use coral glue on one of those huge worm holes that make the really hard shells and then emit that snot looking stuff. We were trying to at first break it off and the slightest bit of pressure snapped the skeleton of the frogspawn. We freaked out and my husband grabbed the Loctite All Purpose G02 Glue instead of the coral glue to try and glue the now broken skeleton back to the LR. Is this going to crash my tank? It doesn't say anywhere on the bottle what type of glue it is or the ingredients. :eek::eek::eek::eek:
 
Loctite Gel Glue? If so, no worries 1+1=2 and they are all the same. Coral glue = any gel super glue. :)
 
Thank you! I'm not going to use it again since it says not suitable for water immersion, but I can sleep at night now. :)
 
Most hobbyist will buy there gel super glue from the Dollar Store to glue frags to plugs and rock work. Its harmless to the tank and its inhabitants.
 

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