Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Can this be used on aquariums?
Document: Used this to repair something that had been assembled with a silcone based adhesive. This dries white and appears to be as hard as rock.
This items works well at creating a waterproof seal. Used to seal piping and it has held well for a few months now with no issues.
This glue is killer but one cannot squeeze it out of the tube; I had to manually scrape the product out and mix. And the tubes you can squeeze out has to be used within  a day because the product does not keep once opened.
This epoxy does everything it says and more. I have used it on outdoor repairs and none have come loose. A bit more expensive, but well worth the money. Just read and follow the directions.
One of the components is extremely hard to get out, almost solid. Nothing like other epoxies I used. Perhaps it was just old or something. This cannot be returned due to safety regulations.
This worked great to help repair a small crack in my Sta-Rite System 3 pool filter module. I used this first, and then a fiberglass repair kit on top of it and it fixed the crack.
Use this stuff exclusively for building and repairing golf clubs(installing shafts and ferrules) and havent had one failure since ive used it. Sets up really fast..after 5mins you cannot move the bond. Its that good and its very easy to use.
This is the best adhesive I've purchased..!...I will only use Gorilla glue for light jobs...(extreme lightweight stuff)..The projects I've used this on show no sign of seperation,and I love that it's waterproof..!..Good stuff..a def repurchase..!
Used it to reattach a bathtub soap dish that had fallen off several times prior. I cleaned the surfaces as much as I could, but there was still plenty of crud left on it before I applied the epoxy. The dish has held tight, and is still working 3 weeks later.
I opened the product to use it right away and found that the side with the white stuff was so dried up that it was impossible to push out. I have used epoxy many times in my life and have never had this problem. I DID cut off the tip as instructed. The black side came out just fine. The product was completely ruined.
Answer: no