Will this item help bond rocks in saltwater aquarium?
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You can use aquarium silicone to bond dead rocks while all surfaces are dry. Live rocks with organisms on them must stay under water at all times and cannot be treated with silicone.
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No, I don't believe so, had those rings in the past and believe they are too big, I only use Seachem carbon and floss and it squeezes tight. You should e-mail Entirely Pets or Marineland and they should be able to tell you, have Seachem Matrix, the small rocks would fit, not large ones, but don't use it for that, just carbon and floss.
2021314
Following the package instructions, you should have no problem using this on natural stone. The issue of saltwater should not impact the efficacy of the product to repel water.
2242487
Yes. I bought this to use with my aquarium. You just need to wipe it dry after use.
2249104
Yes, but it is designed for freshwater. You should probably get a more sturdy reel for saltwater fishing.
1702892
It seems that would work. After awhile you may have to reposition sand a bit ..... granulated shell may be something you like better than gravel :) i got pebbles from home depot.. not a typical aquarium gravel and its pretty
914867
Yeah it should work just fine as long as your rock isn't ridiculously huge. I'm using silicone lines to hold rock to the back of my discus tank and this is stronger
1616763
YES! Holds in lakes, rocks, mud, gravel! Great anchor! I have a 24' pontoon and it holds better than any anchor I have used!
1970593
YES, it MOST DEFINITELY WILL cause a siphon to be created. Please see my review titled "Saltwater aquarium applications beware!" for more information.
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Linda,I think it will. I haven't notice small rocks in our pool but I think if your skimmer suction is in the recommended RPM range, it will pick up rocks the size of marbles.
860203
I only use this anchor line in fresh water so I don't know if salt water would corrode the thimble or not. I imagine if you rinse it off in fresh water it should be fine.
804000
If you are asking about using it in a saltwater aquarium, I would not recommend it. I bought for my saltwater tank and realized it has metal parts. I ended up finding a completely pvc flapper valve to use instead.
978286
I am using it in a freshwater set up so I can confirm that the quality is excellent. I do not see why it would not also work well in a saltwater set up with glass.
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I would say no because I have used water to thin this glue down. It is also easy clean up with water. I think the water would just infiltrate the glue. Also I would say it would not be the right type glue for underwater items.
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As long as the tub is not extremely textured I'd say you're good. Also let the adhesive cure a bare minimum of as long as the directions say, possibly longer, to get a good bond.
287212
It's basically just a magnet that is supposed to bind to the metals in the minerals in the water. It has no effect in my particular situation but might work if there was a higher mineral content in the local water supply.
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Yes. My friend uses it for various salt water species, he says it's the best to control food levels. I find it useful for reptomin in my aquatic turtle tank, but not so great for larger sized turtle pellets. you can adjust and test it as well. Highly recommend.