Seachem Laboratories Flourish Epoxy, Brown, 4 oz

Every solid aquascape starts with a foundation that will not budge, and Seachem Laboratories Flourish Epoxy in Brown is built to give you exactly that. This 4 oz two-part epoxy putty secures hardscape materials such as rock and driftwood for more stable foundations in your planted aquarium. The brown shade is a natural choice when you want the bond to disappear against driftwood and earthy stone.

• A two-part epoxy putty made to secure materials like rock and driftwood during hardscaping.
• Builds more stable foundations in planted aquaria so your layout stays where you set it.
• Offers a working time of 5 minutes, giving you room to position pieces before it firms up.
• Fully cures submerged or emerged within 24 hours, so you can work in or out of the water.
• Ideal for stacks of rocks, where collapse could cause damage to plants or the aquarium itself.
• Safe for aquarium inhabitants when used as directed, according to Seachem.
• The brown color blends with driftwood and warm-toned stone for a discreet bond.
• Packaged in a useful 4 oz amount, handy for both building and repairs.
• Helps you anchor wood and mount features without relying on clips or weights.
• A dependable tool for crafting aquascapes that look natural and hold their structure.

There is a real satisfaction in a hardscape that stays put, and a real frustration when it does not. If you have ever watched a driftwood piece drift loose or a rock tip out of place, Flourish Epoxy is the fix. The 5 minute working time lets you press, angle, and settle each piece, and then it cures rock-hard within 24 hours whether your scape is already underwater or still dry. Seachem formulates this putty to be safe for your aquarium inhabitants when used as directed, so you can build right alongside the fish and plants you love. The brown tone is especially handy with driftwood and warmer stone, letting the bond fade from view so the scape looks like nature did the work. With 4 oz on hand, you have enough to secure foundations, mount features, and handle touch-ups down the road. Set your hardscape once, set it strong, and enjoy a planted aquarium layout that keeps its shape for the long haul.