Would you use this tank?

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I have this brand new 75 g aqueon tank and noticed a bubble between the two panes of glass, wondering if this is safe to use or not?
 
Looks too perfectly round to be an air bubble. Do they use spacers to maintain gap thickness between the panels as part of their manufacturing process?

If so, and other aqueons have them, then I wouldn't worry about it. (e.g. not a hollow cavity that can easily give way).
 
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I have this brand new 75 g aqueon tank and noticed a bubble between the two panes of glass, wondering if this is safe to use or not?
Absolutely not and not repairable
 
Looks too perfectly round to be an air bubble. Do they use spacers to maintain gap thickness between the panels as part of their manufacturing process?

If so, and other aqueons have them, then I wouldn't worry about it. (e.g. not a hollow cavity that can easily give way).
None of my other aqueon tanks have this
 
Well I guess this might not be such a bad thing because I’m going with glass cages now :D
 

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