Tank/silicone Question

I have a second hand tank that was made in 2013 and has been in use up until tell I bought it.

I was cleaning it out and noticed a few small bubbles of (I'm assuming) water here and there under the silicone. Should I be concerned?

 

I have a second hand tank that was made in 2013 and has been in use up until tell I bought it.

I was cleaning it out and noticed a few small bubbles of (I'm assuming) water here and there under the silicone. Should I be concerned?

A few odd bubbles, I wouldn't worry about it.

 

I'm just wondering if I should reseal it. I'm such a paranoid person

 

I'm just wondering if I should reseal it. I'm such a paranoid person

Do you need it right away?

Do you have time to reseal it?

Would you be more confident about your resealing it than it currently is?

 

It came with 6 tetras so they are waiting in a bucket atm until its ready lol. It has been in use for a few years but I guess I'm pretty new to keeping tanks so I'm not sure how big of a deal it is? Its a 40 gallon breeder.

 

It's not a big deal, based on your description. The silicone between the panes is really what matters, the fillet is just extra insurance.

And if you haven't done it before, there's a pretty good chance you'll just make things worse.