Red sea XXL750 silicone separating

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Hi everyone, im new here looking dor some advice. Purchased my xxl750 brand new in February 2019 and i just noticed this today. 10/30/2020 what do you guys think?
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Hi everyone, im new here looking dor some advice. Purchased my xxl750 brand new in February 2019 and i just noticed this today. 10/30/2020 what do you guys think?
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First off Welcome aboard r2r brother hope you wind up loving the people here in this community of reefers as for your tank I don’t notice anything out of place,, just remember to take your time and never rush anything you’ll get ther
 
Hi and Welcome to R2R!!!

If you think there’s a problem I would report it to Red Sea customer support and see what they think, then the problems logged in case things get worse.
 
hi, that is bubbles in silicone ,front and center?this is second one i've seen recently,call them they will replace tank,real bummer:(sorry to see,best wishes:)
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welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
 
Yup, that doesn't look at all right. Get ahold of RS customer support and be certain to report back on how they handle this.
And, WELCOME to R2R!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef! As many others have mentioned, it is enough of a concern that reaching out to Red Sea is recommended.
 
Thanks for the replies guys, the first thing i did was contact red sea, waiting for the reply. Just thought id post here to see if anyone has had similar issues and the outcome. Thanks for the welcoming, looking forward to being a part of Reef2Reef.
 

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