Review: EcoTech Coral Glue

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Joe says not all cyanoacrylate are created equal in his review of EcoTech Marine Elements Coral Glue.

READ: EcoTech Coral Glue: this is one SUPER glue!

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[-Logzor]

Note the extremely short shelf life, unfortunately this review doesn't explain why the glue is only good for 1-2 months. After a short period of time the entire bottle seizes up because the glue is so thick.

I purchased this glue and the entire cap clogged after a few uses. I do not recommend the product. Yes super-glue caps do frequently clog, but it's usually just the very tip, typically an easy fix (needle or fine tip tweezers). With this glue the entire cap clogs up and it's impossible to clear it. Big solid chunks of glue form in the bottle, so you have to continually clear clogs as those pieces get stuck in the cap.

The glue itself is pretty good but stick to IC Gel if you want a nice thick glue.

 

[ReefKeeper09]

I have not used it yet. Though I am curious to here the replies to this. I have pondered trying it. :D

 

[Dashiki]

I have used this glue for years and never had an issue. Very thick! I have not had any issues like logzor.

But at 20$ a bottle I prefer bsi gel when I can get it instead.

 

[Genesis Corals]

I had the same problem with BRS glue clogging up bad and not really working underwater. I found with the BRS glue if I touched the wet frag it would cause it to clog, but if I kept it away from the water it worked fine. You might try the same with this type and find better results. I currently use Boston Aqua Farms Reef Glue Gel and love it, but might try a bottle of this when I run out.