Comments: Easy to use, super for getting firm base for your corals. Stores well for later reuse.

Comments: Very sticky on the fingers, not sticky at all once under water. The ric frags I was trying to affix were never affixed, and received more than enough handling and stress during the affair.

Comments: This putty works great for building your reef landscapes and for affixing your frags. I will definitely buy this product again when I run out of the first stick. I really like the red coralline coloring as it matches my existing rock.
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<br />You do need to heed the warning on the instructions regarding your protein skimmer - it will producing excessive foam for ~24 hours after using the putty in your tank. I didn't turn my skimmer off, I just opened it up enough to prevent overflow.
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<br />Great product!

Comments: The epoxy in this stick was great. I used as soon as I got it in the mail and was very impressed. It held corals to rocks very well. I would definetley recommend this to someone else.

Comments: First off let me just say I am a fan of a lot of Little Fishies products. With that being said, I believe this is one product they need to stop producing or at least go back to the drawing board on. First off what ever this stuff has in it, it sure does make my Reef tank's protein skimmer foam up like crazy. Second this stuff does not stick to anything other than my fingers. I have used underwater epoxy stuff just like this but made from a different company and it worked great. I used the Aquastik to secure 6 new coral frags and eneded up using a large portion on the stick just because it couldn't hold anything to the live rock and in the end when I was finally able to get things to stay in place I ended up with some stressed corals and ugly blogs of pink epoxy. I will never recommend this to anyone and think people should be smart and stay away from this product.

Comments: I wish this stuff was a little sticker, but it does what is states. I was able to attach some moniti caps, digis, pocilipora, and built a base for my torch. It does cause the skimmer to foam more but it only lasted about an hour.

Comments: I used this product 8 days ago. I used 75% of it to secure my rockscape. My protein skimmer has been rendered useless and just creates micro bubbles. Over the past 8 days I've changed 25g of water to try and resolve the issue.
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<br />Still an issue today.

Comments: I had only used Epo Putty for securing corals in our tanks. Gave AquaStik a try, partly for its coraline color (EpoP is white). This stuff caused EXCESSIVE and unrelenting foaming in the protein skimmer...awful! It also did not want to "grip" either surface, and it had a much faster set time than the label said. I mixed up separate balls for three small corals. The product set up before I could affix the already-set-in-place corals.

Comments: I used this product and was not at all impressed. It bonded slowly so I had to hold the coral frag to the rock for a long while before it held. I only used a small amount and still my protein skimmer went crazy and started to bubble over. The directions say that this may happen if you use a large amount of the compound but I only used a small (1/4 inch) slice for one frag. I had to finally turn off the protein skimmer so that it would not bubble over and still it didn't calm down until the next day. To me, I have found better results with reef glue.

Comments: Works great securing heavier corals to live rock, much better than superglue. Be prepared to turn your protein skimmer down or off, the epoxy will cause excess bubble production.

Comments: There are a lot of Epoxy Putty sticks out there and I have tried most of them. The AquaStik has the strongest hold and quickest set up time. It looks just like Coraline when it's dry. I would recommend.

Comments: Works great to cover stuff up

Comments: The product works as advertised. I have not found anything
<br />out there that is better. Very easy to use. Works great on coral frags.

Comments: Works great and easy to use

Comments: good to work with and secured my rocks together with no problem. the color was great!

Comments: I bought this to help secure liverock in my tank. In hindsight i should have done it when i setup the tank with drilling holes/zip ties or PVC scaffolding, but my tank has been very well established, and i was just concerned about rocks falling/moving by making a little padding at the contact points of the liverock. I used 1 stick of this in several different locations as directed, and as many other folks (and the instructions noted) that it drove my skimmer crazy. The instructions say that a quantity will impact the skimmer for 36 hours, but it took an entire 8 days (even doing several 10% water changes) before it calmed down. During that time a number of my SPS corals and even mushrooms we're quite unhappy. Nothing died, fish are fine, inverts are fine, but the corals aren't looking like they did before i used this, though they seem to slowly be coming back day by day. The other issue as many folks point out, is that this stuff doesn't seem to cure well, even after several days, and seems to still fall apart a bit. The pieces i've put in place have done the trick, the liverock is secured, but in the future i probably wouldn't use this again.

Comments: works great

Comments: I used this to consolidate a group of 25 Ciclid stones into a vertical arrangement. It worked quite nicely and helped to free up the bottom of the tank for nest building. It set quickly with minimum mess or cleanup.

Comments: Well... I am not sure whats different in this stuff than just regular old epoxy but to be on the safe side I went with this. Pretty much just like working with any other 2 part epoxy... cut it... roll it together... stick it. Instructions warn of excessive foam if you use alot but I only used about a quarter size piece and still got excessive foam so I would recommend shutting your skimmer down until well cured. All in all a decent product and makes me feel better that it is labeled as "reef safe".

Comments: very easy to use and no mess.should of got some years ago.

Comments: It´s good product esthetically speaking because it matches the real coralline color but needed to be used with CorAffix cyanoacrylate in order to get the best grip.

Comments: This stuff is very easy to use but does take time for it to get hard.

Comments: I like the color of the product and I like the consistancy of it. The main problem I have in working with it is that it is not sticky at all, so it makes it hard to put it on something and have it stick. A minor issue is that it cures in five minutes realy fast, it goes from workable to hard instantly. Not a major issue but something to be aware of.
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<br />My main issue with the product is its total lack of stickiness.
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Comments: This made my skimmer go crazy for 4 days, I won't use it again

Comments: The Aquastik worked fantastic on my large piece of coral (skeleton) I wanted to stand upright. You couldn't ask for better customer service than Marine Depot gave me. They answered all my questions and even sent me directions of how to use the product. Two thumbs up!

Comments: The two Epoxy's mix well together and with ease. I actually use super glue on both sides of the epoxy to immediatly adhere the puddy to the coral and rock I want them too and then smooth the epoxy around the form i want it. Excellent product and I really like the color.

Comments: Great stuff!! Was not hard to use at all and is now hard as a rock. Just be careful to keep an eye on your skimmer as this will set it off for awhile.

Comments: Followed directions. It has been in my tank for at least two weeks in several spots and still is like chewing gum soft. Can't really say much in the positive,

Comments: This did not work very well for the price. I still had to use the epoxy in conjunction with Super Glue to get the frags to stick to the rock. This product didn't work any better than the reef safe plumber's epoxy that you can buy at Home Depot for $3.00. The only reason to pay the premium would be for the color.

Comments: The product is useful for sure, however I found that it is not as sticky as other coral epoxy. Be sure to have good pressure on what you are trying to glue to.

Comments: This epoxy was pretty easy to use and has a nice strong bond. The exposed parts will blend in and look like Coralline algea. Eventually the real stuff will grow over it. . .

Comments: Well it doesnt adhere to damp rock at all. I did not dry my fully cured rock, i used Paper towel to damp dry the spots i needed to.I put super glue on the 2 pieces of rock then put a ball of this in between and smashed it together. Let it sit for a minute and squirted water on the super glue and it held together. This was all done out of the water. I checked the pieces today (day after)with pressure and it is a VERY strong bond. So with some mcguyvering it ended up working very well.

Comments: Works great, had a little trouble at first,learning the way to hold product under water for 5 to 7 min to coral without slipping off , but everything worked out great.

Comments: I love this stuff. Easy to work with and I've used it for numerous things outside of fragging.
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<br />The thing that people seem to overlook (and is not clearly explained on the packaging) is that this product is not a glue. You don't just stick a glob to a rock and viola. You need to treat it like play dough; mold it around a base or press it into a crevice, so that once it hardens, it won't be able to detach. Once you get the hang of working with it, you will find it invaluable! I always have a stick lying around...

Comments: This epoxy definitely gets the job done when it comes to getting things stuck places. A little bit goes a very long way. However, this was supposed to be the color of red coraline. Instead, it's kind of a pinkish purple color. I had a little epoxy showing after sticking some zoos to a ledge and wasn't worried... but I came back and looked later after it hardened and it was bright pink! Ack! Hopefully they'll spread over it soon.

Comments: This stuff is useless, it doesnt stick to the rock, it isnt very sticky at all, even after curing for 15 mins, and once it hardens, it just turns into a soild lump that doesnt adhere to anything but itself. I was dispointed. I've tried three epoxys and two glues, followed direction to the letter and still cant get anything to get my rocks to stick to each other without drill holes and making rods to link them. So much for sticking my SPS frags where i wanted them

Comments: I needed to find something that would allow me to place corals on pieces of LR that I could not remove from my 210 gallon tank. I tried this and I was really surpised on how well it worked. I used it on the corals and frags then put them on the rock undr water and they all held without any issue. The color is OK, a little lighter than real coralne but better than grey IMO. I used it on birdsnest, candycane, zoa frags, and a couple ohers.

Comments: I am a Epoxy addict and the lacy aqua scape I like to achieve looks much better without the bright(white) spots of most epoxy I have used in the past. The red color is great and the product sets up quicker than the others... this can be a good or bad thing depending on how much time you need to get things in place. If you are reworking the tank completely and end up using the whole tube...keep a eye on your skimmer.

Comments: i used this epoxy and a piece of acrylic rod to hold my rocks in a suspended position only supported by the rod and epoxy, it took a few minutes for it to harden up enough to support the weight, but once it hardened its solid.
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<br />its even useful for other stuff too, i used it to support a media rack in the back of the tank.

Comments: Bought the product to hold down a colt coral on a really small piece of rock which couldn't hold it upright. Used some, stuck it down for about 30 seconds, and it is has stayed put. Worked as it should.

Comments: Great epoxy for getting your rock coral to stay in one place and not having crabs or snails knocking them over. Dries quick under water and the red color makes a great look for the tank

Comments: This product really does not work as advertised. Maybe on dry area it is fine but under water it does not work.

Comments: I purcahsed this along with the Tunze Epoxy. This is great stuff. I mixed it for 1 minute, worked it between the two peices of live rock I wanted to attach together and withing 5 minutes it was already hard and holding the rocks together.
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<br />The only downside is that it will harden very quickly once wet. I had made a large amount and put some aside for the next set of rocks. I didn't think about it when I put the epoxy down, but I placed it in a puddle of tank water. By the time I got to the next two peices, the epoxy was hard and I couldn't use it.
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<br />This epoxy works great, just make sure to keep it dry until you want it to harden. Also, I'm a little peeved that they charge twice the price for the pink version. The grey version doesn't look bad, it just doesn't blend into tan colored live rock.

Comments: I have already ordered more of this product and found it to work very well for me. It has a very strong bong in a short period of time. You do need to work fast because it hardens very quickly so you may want to order a bit more than you think you need to make up for any mistakes. It is a putty so it is also much easier to keep where you put it than a gel type glue. I would reccommend this product for its superior strength and ease of molding to the pieces you are attaching.

Comments: I wasn't quite sure this would do the job i wanted it to do but i turned out to be just the thing i needed. I had a Galexea always falling over and well this sure did the trick. I mixed it up put it between the two rocks just the way i liked it and well i didnt even effect my tank a tall. you need to hold rocks together this is a good start.

Comments: I think it works pretty good, but you do have to hold it in place for a while... don't expect a lot of strength either, try to use as little as possible It will make your skimmer go NUTS.

Comments: Out of 80+ pieces only one did not hold and was redone. Not bad, not bad at all. I would not recommend using this on a very hot day, even in the shade the heat makes it difficult to work with. I am very happy over all with this product and I am buying more.

Comments: I haven't gotten this product to stick underwater yet. The instructions read: "Press and hold in place for 2 minutes...
<br />The mixed epoxy does not exhibit high bond strength at this point, but it hardens after 20 minutes and completely cures in 24 hours. Use with Plastic rods to form more structural bonds."
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<br />It does work very well and easily in air, but some coral frags are very difficult to hold in place and apply pressure to for 2 min. Mine are still recovering from my feeble attempts. They are still not attached. I'll keep trying...

Comments: The best Epoxy !!!! I buy 8 for my tank 156 g oceanic ...NO Thorite Cement(many silicate ) ,NO Foam (poor filtration)...........Two little Fishies Epoxy It is the best way for a natural reef with alive rock .
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Comments: This product does set quickly, but it doesn't hold as well as regular super glue. (which is also reef safe).
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<br />Understand that your skimmer will be useless for a prolonged period of time after using this product in your tank. The instructions say to turn off your skimmer for 36 hours. Mine took less time to work, but it was over 24 hours.

Comments: This worked great for dry applications, but had difficulty in getting it to stay together under water.

Comments: Just work fast, it sets quickly.

Comments: just starting using this the other day and i love it.
<br />you can use it underwater and it hardens really quickly, very nice product