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![]() I personally use the Tailored Aquatics epoxy and would over the Boston Aqua Farm any day. You get double the amount, it's about the same price and I found works just as good if not better! That and it's Canadian too
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![]() Really?? I almost tossed my tube of Tailored Aquatics epoxy! It shrunk like a man's anatomy in icewater. Drove me nuts.
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![]() Crazy, yah I have used a few different tubes (both colors too) and have had great results. To each their own I suppose for sure!
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![]() Do you speak from visual experience?
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![]() Oh yes!!
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![]() Ooooooo, sticks falling down is not good at all. Causes further retracted polyp extension.....
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![]() I have used the Boston Farms epoxy for the last few years and I think it is the best. It is far cheaper than Crazy Glue. I also use the Boston Farms Epoxy Hardener. It fuses the frag immediately. I do not like the sprayer to apply the hardener, I use a pipelet.
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![]() Hi Myka,
Have you tried the DD Aquascape epoxy, if so, how does it compare to the Boston Farms epoxy? I have used the DD and have observed that most of the time the rocks or plugs come loose, so I'm hoping that there is something better ![]() I have used the Boston Farms Reef Glue and find it to be very good. Any online vendors selling the BF Epoxy, I checked out J&L but cannot find it; however, I did find a Tunze epoxy, has anyone tried it? Thanks. |