Seachem Reef Glue 20 g – Aquarium Aquascaping Adhesive
Seachem Reef Glue 20 g is a thick cyanoacrylate gel adhesive designed for mounting coral frags and colonies to reef rock, frag plugs, and other suitable aquarium surfaces. It bonds within seconds and can be applied underwater, making it a convenient option for reef aquarium maintenance and aquascaping projects.
Although designed primarily for coral mounting, Seachem Reef Glue can also be used for freshwater and saltwater aquascaping. Its thick gel formula provides controlled placement with less dripping and mess than thinner liquid adhesives.
Key Features
- Fast Bonding: Bonds within seconds for quick coral mounting and aquascaping
- Thick Gel Formula: Provides controlled application with reduced dripping and mess
- Underwater Use: Can be applied without completely removing rocks or decorations from the aquarium
- Coral Mounting: Designed for attaching coral frags and colonies to reef rock or frag plugs
- Freshwater & Saltwater Use: Suitable for aquascaping in freshwater, marine, and reef aquariums
- Aluminum Tube: Helps provide extended storage stability compared with many plastic glue containers
Product Information
- Brand: Seachem
- Product: Reef Glue
- Size: 20 g
- Equivalent Size: 0.7 oz
- Adhesive Type: Cyanoacrylate gel
- Aquarium Type: Freshwater, saltwater, and reef aquariums
- Best For: Coral frags, coral colonies, reef rock, frag plugs, aquarium plants, and aquascaping projects
Best Used For
- Mounting coral frags to plugs
- Attaching coral colonies to reef rock
- Securing small pieces of aquarium hardscape
- Attaching freshwater aquarium plants to rocks or driftwood
- Securing moss to aquarium decorations
- Freshwater planted aquarium aquascaping
- Saltwater and reef aquarium maintenance
- Minor plastic repairs where cyanoacrylate glue is appropriate
How to Use
Dispense a small amount of Seachem Reef Glue before each use. Apply a small amount of glue to the coral frag, plant, rock, or other item being attached.
Press the item firmly against the desired plug, rock, driftwood, or suitable aquarium surface for approximately 20 seconds. Allow the bond to set before releasing the item or restoring strong water circulation.
Wipe excess glue from the tube tip before replacing the cap. Do not use Seachem Reef Glue to attach items directly to aquarium glass.
Common Aquarium Uses
- Attaching coral frags to ceramic or stone plugs
- Mounting coral colonies to established reef rock
- Attaching Anubias to rocks or driftwood
- Securing Java fern to aquarium hardscape
- Attaching Bucephalandra to stones or wood
- Securing aquarium moss during aquascaping
- Holding lightweight decorations or hardscape pieces in position
Aquascaping Tips
- Use only a small amount of glue for cleaner placement
- Remove algae, debris, and loose material from the attachment area
- Dry the surfaces when practical to make initial positioning easier
- Turn off nearby pumps or wavemakers during application
- Hold the item firmly in place while the adhesive begins bonding
- Avoid covering the rhizomes of Anubias, Java fern, or Bucephalandra
- Clean the tube tip before securely replacing the cap
- Do not use the glue for attaching decorations directly to aquarium glass
Important Safety Information
Seachem Reef Glue contains cyanoacrylate adhesive, which bonds skin and eyes within seconds. Avoid contact with skin, eyes, mouth, clothing, and unintended surfaces.
Keep out of reach of children. Use only as directed and review all manufacturer instructions and safety warnings before use. If the adhesive enters the eyes, rinse with water and seek appropriate medical assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Seachem Reef Glue used for?
Seachem Reef Glue is primarily used for mounting coral frags and colonies to reef rock or frag plugs. It can also be used for suitable freshwater and saltwater aquascaping projects.
Can Seachem Reef Glue be used underwater?
Yes. The thick cyanoacrylate gel can bond underwater, making it useful for attaching corals and aquascaping materials inside an established aquarium.
Can Reef Glue be used in freshwater aquariums?
Yes. Seachem states that Reef Glue can be used for aquascaping in both freshwater and saltwater aquariums.
Can Reef Glue be used for aquarium plants?
Yes. Small amounts may be used to attach suitable plants such as Anubias, Java fern, Bucephalandra, or moss to rocks and driftwood. Avoid completely covering plant rhizomes.
How quickly does Seachem Reef Glue bond?
It bonds within seconds. Seachem recommends pressing a coral frag against its plug for approximately 20 seconds.
Can Reef Glue be used directly on aquarium glass?
No. Seachem specifically advises against using Reef Glue to attach items to glass surfaces.
Why is Reef Glue packaged in an aluminum tube?
The aluminum tube helps provide extended storage stability and reduces the likelihood of the glue drying inside the container.
Should aquarium pumps be turned off during application?
Turning off nearby pumps or wavemakers can make placement easier and prevent strong water movement from shifting the item while the glue begins bonding.
Available at Tropical Treasures Wyo
Seachem Reef Glue 20 g is a thick, fast-bonding aquarium adhesive for mounting coral frags, attaching aquarium plants, and completing freshwater or saltwater aquascaping projects. Visit Tropical Treasures Wyo in Cheyenne, Wyoming, to shop Seachem products, aquarium plants, driftwood, rocks, aquascaping tools, reef supplies, and aquarium care essentials.
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