Chromis
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This was perfectly level as far as I can tell - just filling with water created these stresses.
Just found sand in the seal of my RSR250...
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Hamada
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JOSHUA TRIPLETT on Instagram: "Update: Thanks to your tags, the company has reached out and offered a solution. I’ll update you guys. I woke up to My @redsea.aquatics aquarium leaking all over my hardwood floors! The seams burst open this morning.
133K likes, 5,812 comments - jtripnation on May 24, 2022: "Update: Thanks to your tags, the company has reached out and offered a solution. I’ll update you guys. I woke up to My @redsea.aquati..."
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This one is sad
Yeah, I saw that one as well. That was gone pretty quick off their FB group, too.JOSHUA TRIPLETT on Instagram: "Update: Thanks to your tags, the company has reached out and offered a solution. I’ll update you guys. I woke up to My @redsea.aquatics aquarium leaking all over my hardwood floors! The seams burst open this morning.
133K likes, 5,812 comments - jtripnation on May 24, 2022: "Update: Thanks to your tags, the company has reached out and offered a solution. I’ll update you guys. I woke up to My @redsea.aquati..."
This one is sad
NickRoseSN1985
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This is why I prefer acrylic over glass. Don’t get me wrong if everything is done correctly ,majority of the time it’s safe to have a glass tank. But I would still be afraid of when a seal would fail.
BAYMAC
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Acrylic seams fail as well...