🐠 Fluval Sea 4-Ounce Aquarium Epoxy Stick: Enhance Your Tank with Ease Review

I have since bought another brand which is much easier to use and does what it says on the tin. Don't waste your money on this junk.

Difficult to use just a small amount but it holds up well and if you only use a little it's not very noticeable. Dries up white. good to hold Used vinyl gloves but didn't seem to affect my skin.

I found it awkward to use and although tied underwater it caused too much discoloration in the water. I also had to be very careful when transplanting rocks into my saltwater aquarium because if they were moved slightly from the attached rock they would lose their connection. I'm using something else at the moment.

I use it to glue stones in my aquarium. Creates a strong bond. Some of my stones weigh over 50 pounds when bonded with epoxy. I've never had problems with bonds. Helps create amazing aquascapes so you don't have to worry about fish knocking over your rocks. I even use it to glue corals to rocks. Even works underwater.

I have used this on my stone texture salt water tank, the product should cure 24 hours underwater and turn white but it will remain the B4 bubble gum colour. Received it home and found I took 2 more sticks from Petco, the 2 I got from Petco were significantly easier to blend and we are a lot brighter when blended, I don't know if the 2 that I got here were old or something - I wouldn't buy it here again

Dries Green. But the connection is strong. I've tried them all and I've tried them ALL multiple times. Some dry very quickly, some are clumpy, some take longer than others. I've tried every brand of epoxy riff stick. I figured that would be the easiest to work with. It dries a little quickly but gives enough working time. Don't use it all at once as there is a chance it will harden in the middle (depending on the project). I liked but didn't like the look of the faux green epoxy. But it's…