🐠 Non-Toxic Aquarium Silicone Sealant (10.4 fl oz) Safe for Fish: A Trusted Choice Review

I bought a pistol to use with it which ended up being useless as there was no tip. I had to struggle to cut and remove the tubing, making the process 10 times longer and less efficient. It also smelled awful, even after leaving things outside for a few hours I could still smell the silicone on it.

I bought this to glue the baffles in a glass aquarium to make a sump. The application is pretty typical. It feels a little thicker than the caulk you put on in bathrooms or in your driveway, but that also means it won't sag. It could also mean higher strength, but I don't plan on testing that. My tube comes with a handy screw cap tip that may allow you to use the tube for more than a day. And yes, it smells strongly of vinegar. BUT, when it comes to silicone, you have two choices: material that

I put on a background I made for my tank but I've never done anything like it and I've only used a caulking gun once in my life. I've learned the hard way that without that little nozzle that attaches to the tube, application is a nightmare. I may have gotten the silicone all over the place but the cracks where it should be. I had to run the bead over my finger and gradually insert it into the cracks. So the product is probably fine, but if this company has a habit of forgetting the nozzle on a