Superglue gel

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Is this the right stuff also says water resistant
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Any cyanoacrylate gel will work, you could probably even get by with using a less expensive brand than LocTite...
 
It should say that it has cyanoacrylate in it. Just go to a dollar store and grab some super glue gel

^ this. That's all I use, works great. I see no need to buy anything more expensive when that stuff works just as good as anything else.
 
I use the super glue gel sold at the dollar store. It use to be 3 tubes for a buck but just went back and now I only see it 2 tubes for a buck.
 
I
use the same . easy to control and no mess .Locktite works for me
 
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Awesome. Thanks for the feedback. I've never mounted the corals. Always put them in sandbed and have the maint company mount them for me. So well see what happens. At least they are on frag plugs so that should help
 

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