1DFAUL Aquarium Glue Fish Safety, 5Pcs Coral Reef Glue for Plants Moss, Coral, Stone, Wood Aquascaping, Quick Drying (5)

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• Aquarium Glue - The coral glue can fix living plants to the surface of fish tanks and objects in the fish tank, stabilizing the plants. It avoids the problem that aquatic plants are easily washed away and cannot take root and fix themselves. For those who like to create fish tank scenery, reef glue will be a good choice
• Safety& Non-Toxic - The aquarium safe glue is safe and non-toxic and will not cause any harm to your fish, shrimps, and living plants in the water. The aquarium plant glue is insoluble in water, and is suitable for salt water and both fresh, making coral glue the best choice for an excellent fish-safety aquarium glue
• Easy To Use - For use in dry environments, simply squeeze the aquarium plant glue onto the plant and press it onto the carrier to secure it. Wait until the glue dries before placing it in the fish tank. (The aquarium glue will have a strong irritating smell when it is in the flowing state. It is recommended to use it before filling the fish tank with water.)
• Super Strong Adhesion - Unique fast bonding performance, can bond any aquatic plant landscaping materials in a short time. Once coral glue cures to partial strength, place it in the aquarium and let it cure completely underwater. And aquarium glue always remains sticky in water, making your aquascape stable and beautiful
• About the color of aquarium glue：1. After bonding in a dry environment, the glue will not turn white when it comes into contact with water after it dries. 2. The glue will turn white when bonded in a humid environment, or if the glue is not dry and exposed to water. aquarium glue fish safety gelatinous, suitable for artificial decoration, driftwood, coral fragments, stone, pottery, wood, leather, metal, moss, and plastic