Oh no. PLEASE HELP.

[Collink91]

So i filled got all my sand in, plumbing done, rockwork done, and filled the tank.

i filled it a few weeks back to make sure it was good and saw now problems.

i put water in it this afternoon and i saw this.
I am FREAKING OUT because I have put so much hard work into this build and i cannot stomach if its all for nothing.

is this no big deal or am i appropriately freaking out?

 

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[york1]

Are those air bubbles? Just on the one joint?

 

[Collink91]

I assume theyre bubbles. They werent there before i poored the water in.. at least i didnt notice them...

they’re on both sides of the front. The pics i posted above are the left side of the front. I’ll snag some of the right side.

the tank is level, before anyone asks haha.

 

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[york1]

I don't know that I personally would trust it. Tho wait for others who have more experience etc.. to give their opinion. I wouldn't freak out just yet

 

[scuba steve]

What size aquarium?

 

[Collink91]

93 gallon cube

 

[Anthony king]

I wouldn't trust that along the whole seam personally. I just resealed a tank because of air bubbles wasn't too much work honestly.

 

[hzheng33]

Nope, this is a nightmare waiting to happen

 

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I am so sad.

 

[civics14]

Is this a new tank? And I wouldn’t trust it. You think you put in a lot of work already, can you imagine months down the road that all your water & livestock is on the ground? Not worth it.

 

[Collink91]

Yes new tank.

 

[hzheng33]

Typically there’s a some warranty associated with new tank. Can you double check?

 

[Collink91]

Ok well when i say “new tank” i mean “never used”.

however, the tank sat empty for a yeAr after i won it in a raffle from pure reef.

but the tank was literally store condition before i added sand and water. It was still in plastic wrap 3 weeks ago.

 

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I plan to call george at pure reef tomorrow and also marineland on monday.

 

[kullas]

I'm with the rest bubbles in the seem is no good. Hopefully there is a warranty and it's just a matter of undoing the bulkheads.

 

[Collink91]

And removing water and sand and rock and ahhhhhhhhhhhh im gonna pull my hair out haha.

 

[kullas]

Good thing is you can save the water and all the rest just put it in a couple brute trash cans. Will save some work.