Pack size
2 x 4 g (8 g total)
Water type
Freshwater + Marine
Seachem Flourish Glue 8g (2 x 4g Tubes)
Plant it once and it stays put. Seachem Flourish Glue is a cyanoacrylate gel made for aquascaping – it bonds moss, anubias, bucephalandra and other epiphytes to rock, driftwood and gravel in seconds, and it sets underwater, so a rescape doesn't mean draining the tank.
Key features
- Bonds within seconds, submerged or dry, with a 20-second press for a strong hold.
- Anchors bunch plants – a dab of glue on the stems before planting keeps them in the substrate instead of floating free.
- Works in freshwater and saltwater aquascapes.
- Doubles as a plastics repair glue for aquarium equipment and accessories.
- Aluminium tubes keep the gel fresh far longer than a plastic bottle between uses.
Specifications
| Type | Cyanoacrylate gel adhesive |
|---|---|
| Pack size | 2 × 4 g aluminium tubes (8 g total) |
| Set time | Bonds within seconds; press for 20 seconds |
| Water type | Freshwater and saltwater |
How to use
- Dispense a small bead before each use.
- Apply a small amount to moss, plant roots or the mounting surface and press together for 20 seconds.
- For bunch plants, dab glue on the stems and plant as normal – they'll stay anchored in the substrate.
- Wipe the tip clean before recapping so the tube doesn't seal shut.
- Not for adhering items to glass surfaces.
Suitable for, and not suitable for
- Suitable for attaching moss, anubias, bucephalandra and similar epiphytes to rock, driftwood and gravel, in freshwater or saltwater.
- Suitable as a general plastics repair glue for aquarium gear.
- Not suitable for bonding to glass or acrylic panels.
- Not a structural adhesive for heavy rockwork – use Flourish Epoxy for load-bearing hardscape bonds.
Goes well with
- Seachem Flourish Epoxy – for structural rock and driftwood bonds Glue isn't designed for.
Warranty and delivery
Seachem doesn't publish a fixed warranty term on this consumable product; your purchase is still covered by the consumer guarantees under Australian Consumer Law. Ships as a standard parcel.
Common questions
Can I use Flourish Glue underwater?
Yes, it's designed to bond both submerged and out of water, in seconds either way.
Is it safe for fish and shrimp once cured?
Once cured it's inert and used widely for planting mosses and epiphytes in livestock tanks. Uncured, it bonds skin and eyes in seconds – keep it away from children and rinse eye contact with water for 5–10 minutes.
Can I use it on glass?
No – Seachem states it isn't intended for adhering items to glass surfaces.
What's the difference between Flourish Glue and Flourish Epoxy?
Glue is a fast, seconds-set cyanoacrylate for attaching moss and small plants to a surface. Epoxy is a slower, five-minute-working-time putty for structurally bonding rocks and driftwood together – use Glue for planting, Epoxy for hardscape construction.




