Leaking UV

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Hello wondering if this product is reef safe and can work for my leaking UV.

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Hello wondering if this product is reef safe and can work for my leaking UV.

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I had similar and used aquarium silicone which is keeping it dry
 
hi,have you tried to reseat the seal?? have used in reefs no down side :)
 
I had a similar problem recently but one of my barbs crack the housing, I used coral glue and work well until I got the replacement part.
 
Instead of buying, I found this hidden at the bottom of my supplies. Wondering if this would work as well? Thanks guys
 

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did o ring ,get flipped by chance?
 
Instead of buying, I found this hidden at the bottom of my supplies. Wondering if this would work as well? Thanks guys
imo ,i don't think so :(
 
Shouldn't use tape on plastic to plastic threads. Put some spit on the o-ring and spit on the threads for a bit of lube. Don’t over tighten
 

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