🔴 ATLAS2 Aquastik - 4-Ounce, Red by Two Little Fishies Review

The product absolutely works. Press lightly on the surface to be glued, pull back slightly and add superglue. Repeat for the opposite side. No problem with the product in mixed reefs (Digitata, Hammer, Zoa and Acan.)

I have tried 3 different brands of putty and this is by far the best. The amount of kneading is not excessive and it sticks easily. I'm a fan. I will be using this for my coral placement needs in the future.

Best epoxy I have found. The color is pleasant, does not stand out against the stones and splinter plugs. It mixes well and sticks together well without leaving a white, chalky discharge in the water like some green sticks do. Works well in combination with sticking gel ic

Strong smell at least because it's epoxy. But it does the job! I have used it out of the water to glue some stone structures but not to attach wet stones. It must be worked quickly, as it hardens quickly! I've noticed that the putty gets very hot (a chemical reaction? It's much warmer than just the heat transfer from my kneading) as it starts to harden, so you have a rough idea of how much time you have left. Good color even after choosing!

As mentioned, this product smells awful! However, the end result is exactly what I expected. The color here is consistent with the picture and I would expect it to blend/fade as the coral comes into its own. The first time I used it was before the water was put in. Fairly easy to mix and shape where I wanted the dead rock to stick together and set fairly quickly. I left it on for over 24 hours and at this point it was very firm. The second time was after the water was poured. I said everything…

Love this epoxy for the aquatic environment. I use it in my saltwater tank to hold rocks together, attach coral to rocks, and hide unwanted growths. The pink color goes well with the coralline algae growing on the rocks. Coral algae will also grow on this epoxy making it look more natural in the aquarium. The epoxy is strong and cures in minutes. Simply cut off the required amount, knead between your fingers until the color is even and apply. I have colonial hydroids in my aquarium that…

Two Little Fishies make very good products and this is definitely one of them. Compared to other reef safe fillers. extraordinary color. It goes so well with the corals in my tank that people who have seen my tank will never recognize its putty. TIPS: Use sparingly. Most likely, you won't need as much as you originally cut off. In my opinion this product should be sold with reef glue. You will need reef glue for best results, so don't buy it without it! The procedure for fixing the shards in…

This is a good product that I have used many times. There are others, both cheaper and more expensive. They all work pretty much the same. Take some from the stick, mix well and use. It works underwater and is safe for reefs. I mostly keep SPs and have never had any problems with corals after using them. Don't mix it under water. Mix it with water, then attach your stone or coral to another stone and let it dry. This product takes about an hour or more to fully cure underwater. More expensive…

Overall I would recommend this epoxy to others. It's not perfect and takes time to cure, but it's the best epoxy I've found for underwater use. . They are all still in place and some of them have been set at an angle to allow the epoxy to hold. I've found this works best if you use some CorAffix (read on) and hold the sliver for 30 seconds or more (careful not to crush the coral while holding it!). The putty comes in two different formulations, one gray and one purple, layered in one tube. You…