Need help find frag glue

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So I looked up whats the best types of glue, and so far Ive gotten seachem and polyplab and even Gorilla Glue gel for ideas. I want something underwater but something that is safe, fast, and long lasting. So far, I am leaning towards polyplab. I'm not buying yet till I know for sure what one I need for beginner reefs.

Still starting the hobby, I am buying frags, but they do not all have plugs, so I need glue to attach them to the plugs I am also getting. What glue is the safest for my tank and its tank mates of all kinds?

here are the items I am getting this week, AB+ from red reef energy, because ive seen its a better brand for reefs than what I have.
 
Dollar General and I frag often, gluing to frag plugs and insta set sets the glue immediately. Makes it so much easier.
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Thinking about switching to this (double the amount for the same price) still on Amazon
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Dollar General and I frag often, gluing to frag plugs and insta set sets the glue immediately. Makes it so much easier.
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ill try gorilla glue from that store and watch some more videos on how to use glue like that. i do not need it right away but soon
 

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