Superglue on rhizomes?

Cyanoacrylate gel is fine for corals so it should be ok in FW for anubias rhizomes etc, correct?

I'm done with cotton thread and pins, something sticky is preferred, I just want to be sure before I try it.

What about aquarium sealant or GE food grade silicone, will it hold form and stay tacky through the water column without breaking up and making a mess, and grab tightly once set?

 

the glue's ok. i've used it on a. Dallas, A. Nana, A. Conjensus w/o any problems.

 

i poked around the internet and googled "anubias rhizomes with super glue" as a search engine. from what i gather you can use it. one main difference with corals is the overgrowth that attaches them to the rock. the superglue is only there until that happens. i dont know what use it would be with your green plant.

 

Thanks for the responses

Yeah, after a look around and a post on plantedtank, looks like a lot of people have done it with no issues. Good deal.

reef_guru, I think it will be ok, most of these plants send roots off the rhizome that attach to areas all around, one dab of glue should do the trick until they finally attach.