SUPER GLUE PLANTS TO WOOD! Shrimp Safe

[@JamesSarkarX]

I do same with moss on wood or rocks. I saw the full video anyway. It is so soothing with the apt bg music, your voice and tons of shrimp :) thanks for d video

[@DustySteel]

Your tanks are very beautiful!

[@Dean_H.]

Very informative! Thank you! Would love to see a tour of all your tanks. Maybe a future video? Thank you ❤️

[@jonasanker8051]

Good to see you back!! Keep them vids coming much love from the uk

[@ShrimpLife]

Thanks Jonas!!

[@Gnola79Channel]

Nice video & thanks for sharing information 👍

[@texn7526]

Back to the Dollar Store:) Thanks SL!! I know what I am doing today:)

[@ShrimpLife]

Gotta love dollar store deals lol

[@mohammadwazzan5351]

Beautiful shrimps!

[@anthonypautin]

Awesome thanks for the upload, definitely learned alot! 🙌

[@rikvogel3868]

I was wondering if I could glue on wet wood and now I know that I can. Thanks! This was very helpful :)

[@ShrimpLife]

Yes, I do this often and it works well

[@vickylim3669]

Hi, May I know how long I should soak the wood to release tannins? thanks.

[@Scouse.raver1]

If you soak it for a week maybe two it should be fine 😊

[@emmanuelalfonso8943]

Hi…do we need to water change while soaking for two weeks? Tnx

[@Scouse.raver1]

@Emmanuel Alfonso hi if you're just soaking wood with no livestock then no you don't need to do a water change but you can change the water say after a week then you will more easily be able to tell how much tannins are still leaching from the wood. Emma 😊.

[@Barracuda72]

Hi I want questions if a shrimp can put together with tetra is OK or not?

[@TimoAgain]

Not reccomended

[@abhishekasurendrakumar5454]

So after attaching the moss is it safe to straight away put the wood in to water or wait for it to dry and them put it in?

[@teacherofteachers1239]

Hi there. You probably have learned what to do by now, but just in case: my understanding is that you can put it straight into the water. But, just in case, I never do that. I always let it sit and dry for nearly twenty minutes.

[@justinfielding]

What type of shrimp are the larger red guys with white stripes?

[@dexterphab996]

Nice video! I am definitely gonna buy some today. Btw, what is the name of the intro/outro song?

[@cocojones959]

I'm using super glue gel as well, the easiest way to get rhizome plants and moss staying in the right spot. Luckily you don't need a lot as over here it's 5x more expensive (and that's the budget option lol). Gorgeous shrimp btw ^^

[@ShrimpLife]

I know you love the red zebra pintos!!

[@joshuamcmahon4669]

Hi there, just a quick question! Do you let it dry after applying the moss for any amount of time or do you put it into the tank right away after gluing? Wondering if the glue needs to dry first. Thanks! Love your videos, btw.

[@ShrimpLife]

I have always just dropped it in the tank. It dries when it hits the water. Thanks for watching!

[@herobrineslayer1585]

How long does it take to fill out? The white spots are gonna annoy the hell out of me

[@ShrimpLife]

depends on how fast the moss grows, it will be covered in 2 months. Just use less glue, or tie it with fishing line if annoys you

[@herobrineslayer1585]

Shrimp Life I’m using Java moss if that’s what you meant by “it depends on how fast the moss grows”. Just glued it onto my wood, tried to use less glue and spread it out as much as I could. The white spots are definitely visible, but if it grows out soon instead of dying then I should be fine. Really don’t want to have to scrape all the glue off it it dies. Anyways thanks for the fast reply. Didn’t expect a reply at all to be honest

[@ShrimpLife]

@@herobrineslayer1585 java moss grows fast so with somepatience it will cover the glue

[@sirpfa]

Is it easy to remove the moss from glue if we want later on?

[@ShrimpLife]

well the moss basically grows in layers. the bottom layer might be stuck but the top layers you pull off with ease because they are attached to the moss and not the glue

[@sirpfa]

Shrimp Life thanks. Do you have any knowledge regards dragon stone and its pros& cons with shrimps?

[@covertboy488]

So it's best to use wet wood for the glue ?

[@ShrimpLife]

Yes.. I always do it this way

[@TheRamz1012]

I also did the same stuck a lot of moss together now it has turned brown ....any cure ?

[@TheRamz1012]

@@misssunshine8469 thanks, now how can I turn back to green

[@sunnycal2293]

👍. Glue is the only way I'll go if I can't push moss or plants in little nooks and crannies.

[@supersuperman1981]

Does it not toxic??

[@ShrimpLife]

no. use cyanocrylate super glue gel

[@michalob21]

its the only damn thing that works lol

[@HeyWhatsNewToday]

it looks messy but good idea

[@ShrimpLife]

Once it grows in, it doesn't look messy at all. The moss will cover it

[@zachhood7625]

Try not to push down on the moss. Just let it rest on the glue. Otherwise the glue will be on top of the moss and you'll see white spots when it dries. Then you'll have have to wait for the moss to grow and cover up the spots.

[@ShrimpLife]

Ive never had a problem doing it the way I demonstrated.

[@faisalsyedahmed]

The white spots go away or they stay permanent

[@pasan.m.jayarathna4962]

Isn't it toxic to shrimps?

[@ShrimpLife]

No, it cures once it hits the water. Many hobbyists use it and with no problems