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Caution with superglue
Hey everyone,
So I just had a new experience in reefing today! I was making a few frags and my filefish decided to take a bite of the superglue. So long story short the filefish got his mouth stuck together and I had to catch him and remove the piece of superglue. He is looking fine and there doesn't appear to be any damage. In the future im going to make sure the glue is fully dry before it goes in the tank! |
I wonder if he learnt his lesson....
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That is sooo ridiculous. :lol:
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My peppermint shrimp did the same thing a few weeks ago while gluing a ricordia to a larger piece of rock. Ooops :lol:
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Wonder if it work if I put some on my better half's French Fries :biggrin:
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me and your fish have something in common lol just the other night i glued my lips and my eye lol i wiped my eye which of course had glue on my finger then my lips lol
so far ive glued my nose,fingers,knees to the floor, eyelids,lips and lost alot of arm skin to the glue with having to shave it off lol :P fun times!! |
Glad your fis is OK....
Wish it worked better in cases like this: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-aWvnXQURsJ.../Neo-mouth.jpg |
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I worked with a guy that glued his entire hand to a 2000 pound panelsaw when I was a furniture maker. Anyways, 4 hours later, the entire fire department, and a surgeon being called in, managed to get his hand off the bench in one piece. All that because somebody forgot to put a lid on a 1L bottle of the stuff! He never managed to live that one down! |
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total homer moment....doh!!! |
They actually have a remover for this type of glue they usually have it in stock at Windsor I think , might work for body parts I'm not sure about ill fishy lips though
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