Two Little Fishies AquaStik - Masilla epoxi gris piedra para acuarios, 4

works very well. A little goes a long way. I used to much because it was my first time using it.

Don't work.. trybto mixed and brake apart, stain fingers and rocks.. don even bounds together

I got this because I read some reviews on aquarium/fishkeeping forums that made it sound great; I wanted to stick some stones together to make a little rock formation. It wouldn't stick! Maybe I'm using it wrong? I kneaded it like the directions said, but it just didn't hold. I ended up using the Fluval aquarium glue instead.

Used this product to make rocks in my reptile terrarium, super easy to use and so so happy with them!

I drilled the two pieces of wood I had, and screwed them together. I then used the expoxy to reinforce the joint and at the same time attach the wood to a heavy piece of slate that I used as the base. So far so good 3 months in.

I initially used fishing wire and super glue to hold a piece of Mopani driftwood and Okho "Dragon" stone together in an arch-like fashion. This failed as my 2 and 7 year old boys rough housed right into the table dislodging the arch and nearly trapping my halfmoon Betta beneath! I decided to give this a try and it worked fantastically! I caution that a little goes a LONG way and I ended up throwing away a lot of activated putty as it was simply too much and exposed itself out the sides of the hardscape. This was so effective I ended up needing only a very small amount in order to keep the patch concealed I added Susswassertang to the crevice.

I used this epoxy both out of water and underwater to build some small rock shelves out of rubble rock and then attach them to my existing rock structure in my established reef tank. It took some experimenting to get it to work well/easily. Out of water I used it in conjunction with super glue gel. The epoxy was pretty easy to use out of water and I was able to mix it, put it on the pieces of rock I wanted to attach, and then held the pieces together firmly for a minute or two until the epoxy began to cure enough to hold on its own. Some pieces I put super glue gel onto first to get an initial light bond and then put the epoxy on so I wouldn't have to hold the pieces together myself while the epoxy cured (super glue did that part for me).Underwater was a bit more challenging at first. …

There are plenty of complainers who seem to spend more because of selfmade problems to fix and I can only laugh at them. Flat out I have not read about anything that works better or lasts longer than epoxy putties. I had no need to look for anything better than epoxy putties! I used all colors Instant ocean Holdfast white, Oceanswonders purple coralline, Two little fishies stone grey and Coralline red and they all work the same so I was able to mix them for custom colors and or unique tints. My technique is simple I prepared the areas for epoxy bond by roughing up and drilling the bond surfaces for maximum grabification. The rest was simple one application and I dont think I ever had to bond anything twice. I am glad I am possibly the only one to leave a 5 star rating knowing I used the …