Description
Product details:
Volume : 600ml
Weight: 450g
Antibacterial rooting, strong adhesion
Use for : Rain forest tanks, amphibious tanks (for adhesion of driftwood, bark, background boards and other moss)
Tips for using moss glue:
Spray a thin layer on the back of the moss and the substrate to be attached. Please be sure to press and fit each other after 1 minute. After use, spray it upside down for 3 seconds. Use your own gas to flush the nozzle. You can reuse it next time. Each bottle can be conservatively used for 1 square. The cleaner the back of the moss, the better the dry adhesion effect.
The adhesive substrate must be dry. The adhesive surface will affect the adhesion if moisture, grease, etc.
Do not stick it immediately after using the adhesive. (You can touch it with your fingers to feel the stickiness)
This product contains flammable gas, and it should not be close to high temperature environment (above 48 degrees), fire and direct sunlight.
Keep ventilation when using this product. If there is contact with the skin or eyes, please clean it up with water in time. If the discomfort persists, please consult a doctor in time
Please keep out of reach of children to avoid accidents
When the weather is cold, if the nozzle is blocked or there is no glue, just put the bottle in a container of 35 degrees hot water for 5 seconds (the glue will freeze or solidify when it is cold.
HOUYI Moss Glue Spray for Vivarium and Aquascape Work
This HOUYI spray adhesive is built for the emersed, wet-but-not-submerged work that has become hugely popular among Singapore hobbyists building paludariums, terrariums and rainforest tanks. Instead of dotting on gel glue, you mist a thin layer across the back of moss or bark and press it onto your background or hardscape, which covers large areas far faster. We reach for it when carpeting a whole wall of moss rather than spot-fixing a single piece.
In our humid climate, emersed moss walls and bark-covered backgrounds thrive, and a spray adhesive lets you cover broad surfaces while the moss is still establishing. The technique matters: a thin coat, a one-minute wait, then firm contact gives the strongest hold. Inverting the can and clearing the nozzle after use keeps it reusable. Avoid drowning the moss in adhesive, as a light, even pass holds better and looks cleaner once growth fills in over the coming weeks.
It suits both fresh builds and repairs on existing scapes. Find it in our cleaning and maintenance range, and for layout ideas see our epiphyte aquascape guide and aquarium moss wall guide.
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