Cajo

Glad to hear that they would work when wet. I guess I'd use one then so that I can water back in fast and prevent my plants from drying up. Thanks a lot! That's cool, I haven't heard of coral glue yet. Sounds handy if it still cures while fully submerged. I'd use super glue for now but I'd try to get my hands on a coral glue for future projects/problems. Thanks! That was my original plan since it didn't float. Problem was it was swaying a bit with the flow from my HOB, and the epiphytes that I stuck between the gaps came loose. I think it's necessary to glue it back if I want to keep my current scape.

I was uprooting some plants in my 3-month old tank and my I was unaware that my arm was putting pressure on my drift wood and it came loose (was attached by hardscape glue and tissue). This is my first tank and I am new to the hobby so perhaps the way I glued it initially was inadequate in the first place. What is the best way to "re-glue" the wood to my stones without having to redo the tank/scape? I was thinking of draining my tank until the attachment points (the attachment points are easily accessible) are above-water and glue it w/ tissue again and refill the tank after an hour or so to allow it to dry. Is this the right way to do it? Is it ok to glue it while the stone and wood are still wet?