Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
How come?It should come off soon.
When I glue frags I place them in a container of tank water until the glue hardens and then put in DT. You will prevent this from happening.*stuck together by superglue - he went picking at a drag I just stuck down and the glue has got over him. The glue is hardened and he can’t move his front legs. Should I remove him and pull the glue away? Though I worry it could damage him. Could he shed and get rid of it?
It was to attach a frag plug to the rock work so couldn’t really do that, but definitely do need to take more care next time.When I glue frags I place them in a container of tank water until the glue hardens and then put in DT. You will prevent this from happening.
try to just keep an eye on him if he is showing signs of stress add food to the tank.
The glue isn’t toxic or anything, it’s like having only one leg, no arms and no prosthetic. The condition isn’t life threatening but you will have limited movement, it will take a lot of effort to move, and it would be difficult to gather food. I’d go with your plan and remove it soonThank you all. So the simple presence of having the glue stuck on him will not kill him it’s more of he is unable to feed, gets stuck etc?
I am considering removing by hand as like you said he could be hindered by it but I am worried the stress of trying to take it off could kill him.
Since it doesn’t seem immediately life threatening I might see how he does over night, and if it’s still there give a go removing.