Question: Epoxy glue?

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I bought an "aquarium safe" epoxy glue and used it on something that I want to put in my new tank. However, I was under the impression that once the smell left, the epoxy was cured. I can still smell it after about a month of letting it set. I don't know what to do. Should I try another epoxy over it? Or should I start over with new materials?
 
I haven't yet. I'll try that once I'm moved out.
 
I've had it in my car outside for a few days now. I'm hoping that it set out there. For some reason, nothing in this dorm dries. It's insane. Towels will stay wet no matter where you hang them! I left for the weekend, and my towel was still wet three days later. We can't figure it out. I'm hoping that's what it was and now it will set. If not, I'm going to pull it up and attempt a different method to glue it.
 
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