Has anyone else delt with this

[r.zanello]

I just notice that my silicone seams on my tank have started to bubble. I have not moved the tank in 2 years and its fully supported on a stand. I perform weekly maintenance so I don't know what has caused this. Should I be worried and has anyone else had this happen to them? Also is there a solution in which I would not have to drain the tank?

 

[tlindsey]

I just notice that my silicone seams on my tank have started to bubble. I have not moved the tank in 2 years and its fully supported on a stand. I perform weekly maintenance so I don't know what has caused this. Should I be worried and has anyone else had this happen to them? Also is there a solution in which I would not have to drain the tank?

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If it was me I would reseal the whole aquarium, get it out of the way and enjoy for more years without worrying.

 

[celebrist]

man, that would really stress me out. Drain and reseal is my vote unless you have a warranty option

 

[Niners4952]

I had a 300 blow a seam not a pretty site, I would get another tank, used slightly smaller tank to move the fish and drain and reseal, feel lucky you noticed it

 

[Fish Tank Travis]

Wasn't this exact thread and pic posted a few weeks ago. Could just be me but I am getting deja vu right now.

 

[dmopar74]

Gotta drain and reseal, only way. Better sleep with one eye open and a good wetvac within arms reach until you resral

 

[carbene]

times like this when acrylic tank with weld-on 40 poured on all sides really SHINES!