Accidentally cut silicon with rim

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I was scraping off some algae below the top rim on my planet aquarium, and accidentally cut the silicon on the top of the aquarium next to the rim. How concerned should I be about this?

I suppose if I need to apply new silicon, I can bring the water down a little bit and apply it. Any thoughts on if it’s good/bad idea?

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I would not be concerned at all, but your picture is fuzzy on my phone. If you want an informed opinion, ask the manufacturer.
 

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