Anyone ever experiance this with a glass tank?

[phnxgrndd]

I bought a 75 gallon glass aquarium last month was setting everything up today when I noticed one of the end pieces of glass was assembled at a slight inward angle and at the bottom there was a pretty good gap between the glass and frame.

I am exchanging it later today. I am not worried so much about it failing at some point as I am worried I would obsess over knowing there is a flaw with my tank .

I drew a quick drawing of what i am talking about. Imagine the blue part it the front of the tank that you are facing and the green part is the end piece of glass.

 

[Weaksrt]

Thats just Messed up!

I bet its one of those things that makes it off the "assembly line" and was like... well its not that bad...

My guess is that the next person will get it at a Discounted price and get a great deal on it.

 

[mshill90]

I've never really thoroughly examined my fish tank to that extent, so no...

I think the reason I haven't is because from my understandings, fish tanks aren't made by machines, so there is always going to be a flaw in everytank whether it be noticeable to the naked eye or not.