Reef tank separating?

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Should I be concerned about this separating?
I’ve had this tank running for about 2 months and did notice the bubbles in the silicone between the front glass and the sides. It’s a Fluval flex 32.
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that would concern me - is it a used tank? If i were you I'd start looking into a replacement ASAP for when/if it begins to leak.
 
that would concern me - is it a used tank? If i were you I'd start looking into a replacement ASAP for when/if it begins to leak.
It’s was a display from my LFS. Was only set up with sand and decoration. No water
 
I'd try talking to them about a refund or something as well.
 
I would not trust that one bit. Especially with the amount of money we keep inside our tanks.
 
I agree, that’s not trustworthy. Contact the shop you got it from and share these pics. Maybe they’ll ya it back or trade you out a new one.
 

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