AF Poly Glue 250 ml — Reusable Polymer Adhesive for Coral Frags and Rocks - Aquaforest

Aquaforest AF Poly Glue 250 ml — reusable polymer glue for coral frags

The AF Poly Glue 250 ml is Aquaforest's innovative polymer glue, made of small granules that turn adhesive on contact with warm water. What sets it apart from classic epoxy: it's reusable — unused excess goes back into the container for later use. Non-toxic to reef fauna, specifically designed for fragging and aquascape in marine aquariums.

The 250 ml container covers several months of use on an aquarist actively fragging SPS. Simple warm-water activation, gradual cure that leaves time to position the frag before full hardening.

AF Poly Glue use

• Activation: soak the granules in hot water until they fuse into a sticky transparent mass.
• Application: deposit the activated glue on the frag or rock to be attached.
• Placement: place immediately in the tank — the glue keeps hardening underwater at an optimal pace.
• Excess: unused excess goes back into the container for later use.

Advantages vs classic epoxy

• Reusable — no excess waste unlike epoxy.
• Non-sticky to fingers — the manufacturer states the glue adheres to corals and rocks without sticking to hands.
• Optimal cure pace — gives time to mold and shape around edges while still setting progressively.
• Non-toxic — specifically formulated for marine and reef aquariums.

Specifications

• Brand: Aquaforest (Poland)
• Format: 250 ml
• Type: hot-water-activated reusable polymer glue
• Compatibility: SPS, LPS, soft coral reef tanks, aquascape

Why choose Aquaforest at ReefSolution

• AFix Glue 110 g — the fast-cure two-part epoxy alternative.
• Frag Rocks 24 pcs — the porous frag rocks ideal for Poly Glue.

Frequently asked questions

What water temperature activates AF Poly Glue?

Warm water — Aquaforest doesn't state a specific temperature but recommends water hot to the touch (about 55-70 °C). Too cold: the granules don't fuse enough. Too hot: burn risk and too-fast cure before application.

How do I store unused excess?

Excess goes back directly into the sealed original container. Dry granules return to their initial state and store indefinitely. Just avoid humidity that would activate them prematurely.

Does AF Poly Glue hold as well as epoxy for SPS?

Yes for standard reef applications — hold is solid and permanent once fully cured. On critical mounts (heavy SPS colonies, very high-flow zones), AFix epoxy stays preferred for maximum rigidity. For light frags and daily aquascape, Poly Glue offers the best mix of ease and reusability.