Zoomed small chip, what do you guys think?

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Bought this zoomed breeder flat today to use as a frag tank, it’s the one with the screen top, anyway, I brought it home and did a thorough inspection. When looking at the seams I found a small clamshell chip on the seam. I can hardly feel it and it is probably about the size of popcorn kernel. I also took a picture of the seam from the front. Currently I’m doing a leak test and everything seems to be fine. The silicone bubble hasn’t moved and doesn’t move if I put pressure on the glass. I’m just curious what you guys think I should do. I bought this tank from a local pet shop.

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Return it
 
I figured you guys would say that, hopefully the store doesn’t give me a hard time!!
 
id ignore it on a frag tank. Id ignore it on my 210. Not going to hurt a thing in any way
 
Uh oh conflicting arguments….
 
For sure, I’m just going to request a refund, first one I ordered broke in shipping, this one arrived this way. Hopefully the store is understanding
 

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