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That looks like bad news. Have a back up plan asap for when it leaks. Start looking for a cheap used tank until something better comes along.
I can not feel a crack with my finger or razor bladeI hate to say it but that will eventually start leaking. Had something similar in my old 40b and unfortunately i didnt catch it and it through water all over the floor. Keep a close eye on it and if it is spreading like you think than you need to take action.
how am i sure its a crack and not the lineing of the tank theres a thin line on opposite side of tank toYes, you're looking at a big "plot twist" very soon. Silicone won't fix an internal splinter like that.
Some might not agree with this but the first thing I'd do is grab a roll of duct tape and wrap that entire end of the tank connecting the front to the back and doing the entire side. The next thing as others have suggested would be to look for a used tank but my preference would be to get a new one since you never really know what you might be buying when going used.
I'd act fast on this even though it might not fail right away.
If the crack is growing you need a new tank ASAP, preferably yesterday.
That looks like a horn shark. A 75g won’t be adequate for long anyways.
So if its not getting bigger will it be okay?Exactly what @MichaelE said. Anything structural that is getting bigger won't end well and you can be almost certain that if you let it go you'll end up with it failing when you're not home.
No. This is a matter of when, not if. Either buy a new tank, or a stock tank on Craigslist, or something.So if its not getting bigger will it be okay?