Aquascape Glue

Aquascaping glue — cyanoacrylate gel — is what holds a layout together, letting you bond moss, epiphytes like anubias and bucephalandra, and small rocks exactly where you want them. We stock fast-drying gel and watery types plus spray moss glue from ANS, UP Aqua, Aquaforest and Juwel. It works underwater, which is the trick worth knowing: a dab of gel cures on contact even in a filled tank, so you can attach a stray plant or re-stick a frag without draining anything. Most local scapers still prefer to glue during the dry-scape stage for the strongest bond. It's safe for fish and shrimp once cured, and a little goes a long way — press firmly and hold for a few seconds. Our aquarium glue guide compares types, and the hardscape layout guide shows how to use it when building with driftwood and stone.