Glue monti to rock with superglue?

[Patrick]

Can I use normal superglue to adhere a monti to a small piece of rock?

[AquaReefer]

Use BSI Gel. Reef & fish safe.

[SeahSengYong]

BSI glue quite good. Dry up quite fast.

[Patrick]

Thanks bros. I'm thinking of using normal superglue...

[Patrick]

Thanks bros. I'm thinking of using normal superglue...

[straydum]

normal superglue, especially the liquid form, is really hard to apply unless you administer and stick your monti outside water

the gel version is relatively easier but as far as i know more expensive and not viable in the long term.

you best bet is still bsi gel as suggested

[Patrick]

Thanks bro I only have two monti keep dropping because hrimps crawling over them when rushing for food lol

[Jameshong]

Any glue made of ethyl cyanoacrylate should be reef safe. Other than it, not advisable to use inside the tank.

[cedricang]

Thanks bro I only have two monti keep dropping because hrimps crawling over them when rushing for food lol

Bro, it looks like the issue is cause by the monti not being secured enough on the live rock. I suggest you first glue the monti to a small piece of live rock ( or frag plug which ever you prefer ) , then glue the small live rock to your main rock with a good amount of glue ( or epoxy if your prefer ) so that it will can be well secured onto the main live rock without being knock down by your shrimps or fishes.

[Patrick]

Bro, it looks like the issue is cause by the monti not being secured enough on the live rock. I suggest you first glue the monti to a small piece of live rock ( or frag plug which ever you prefer ) , then glue the small live rock to your main rock with a good amount of glue ( or epoxy if your prefer ) so that it will can be well secured onto the main live rock without being knock down by your shrimps or fishes.

Thanks sifu!

[cedricang]

Thanks sifu!

You are very welcome