I wouldn't use it.Responding to this thread because unfortunately I seem to have a bubble in the lower left front corner seam of a tank I just purchased (90x45x45cm) as well; see attached. Tank has been filled to the brim for the last 48hr's and no change to the size or amount of bubbles. What do you folks think? Ok?
Actually I cant tell are those in between the pieces of glass or just in the silicone pushed out of the seam?
What I can't figure is how a seam that looks like this would make it through a companies Q.C. Even if the seams integrity isn't compromised it just looks like ****. Not something a quality conscious company would want out there.Responding to this thread because unfortunately I seem to have a bubble in the lower left front corner seam of a tank I just purchased (90x45x45cm) as well; see attached. Tank has been filled to the brim for the last 48hr's and no change to the size or amount of bubbles. What do you folks think? Ok?
There at the very bottom of the seam; I was looking at a 20 gallon long that I had set up as a planted tank for over two years that has the same type of bubbles in roughly the same location. I know the 90x45x45 is a bigger tank but I think in this case it should be fine.
Haha well this was like 30 years ago I had a 30 gallon long on the old type iron stand. My wife and kids went out to eat I think we left 2 large under a year puppy's loose in the house. I don't know for 100% but I think they must have been playing and knocked the tank over. Neither one greeted us when we came home that was the other reason I figured it was them.
Responding to this thread because unfortunately I seem to have a bubble in the lower left front corner seam of a tank I just purchased (90x45x45cm) as well; see attached. Tank has been filled to the brim for the last 48hr's and no change to the size or amount of bubbles. What do you folks think? Ok?
