Hi all--I am in a complete panic right now. I knew cyanoacrylate super glue was the way to go with glueing hardscape together and plants to hardscape, but I thought ALL "gorilla glue" was cyanoacrylate--in my mind gorilla glue was the same as super glue. I bought the product called "Gorilla Glue Clear Grip". I then planted my plants, filled my aquarium a couple hours later and started the filter. No fish in there yet.
Today I randomly had the thought that I should check to see whether this glue is aquarium safe and apparently IT'S NOT!! It turns out the ingredients are toluene and "solvent naphtha (petroleum), light aliph". I am absolutely horrified and worried that I've toxified the entire aquarium beyond repair and I'll never be able to put fish in!! Can someone share whether the Gorilla Glue Clear Grip is aquarium safe or what to do now?
Today I randomly had the thought that I should check to see whether this glue is aquarium safe and apparently IT'S NOT!! It turns out the ingredients are toluene and "solvent naphtha (petroleum), light aliph". I am absolutely horrified and worried that I've toxified the entire aquarium beyond repair and I'll never be able to put fish in!! Can someone share whether the Gorilla Glue Clear Grip is aquarium safe or what to do now?
