Question: Aquarium safe paint?

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so i have a flower pot that i wanted to break a small hole in so it could be a hideaway. well, let's just say that whan i tried to break it, the thing shattered. it shattered into 5 or 6 big pieces, and if i left one out, it left a perfect hole for the axolotl to get in. i decided that i would glue it together, and found out that gorilla glue gel is okay for aquarium use. i fixed the pot, but the cracks in it kinda bother me. i want to paint over it but my local pet store doesn't sell any aquarium safe paint and i have no idea where else i can get some. do any of you know any brands that are aquarium safe? if not, would flex-seal (im desperate) be an okay thing to use? :sick:
 
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