Tank seam repair?

[Bunkleyb283]

Is there anyplace in the area that can replace the seam on a large fish tank. Possibly even completely rebuild it? This is a 300 gallon tank and am concerned about this seam. 

[treesprite]

If I'm seeing the picture correctly, it looks to me like a cosmetic thing that won't cause a problem other than looking imperfect.

[Bunkleyb283]

The concern is that’s where the glass comes together and it’s a large tank. 

[sethsolomon]

51 minutes ago, treesprite said:

If I'm seeing the picture correctly, it looks to me like a cosmetic thing that won't cause a problem other than looking imperfect.

this is incorrect. It looks like a seam starting to fail. and if its a marineland 300g that's not an uncommon sight.  The seams fail fairly commonly for that tank for some reason.

[treesprite]

Sorry, I guess I just wasn't seeing the picture correctly.  

 

[Bunkleyb283]

1 hour ago, sethsolomon said:

this is incorrect. It looks like a seam starting to fail. and if its a marineland 300g that's not an uncommon sight.  The seams fail fairly commonly for that tank for some reason.

Don’t think it’s a marineland tank. It’s 96”x24”x36” and has black acrylic box overflows. It also has a large glass panel in the middle of the top. Everything I have seen marineland online is not as long. 

[sethsolomon]

38 minutes ago, Bunkleyb283 said:

Don’t think it’s a marineland tank. It’s 96”x24”x36” and has black acrylic box overflows. It also has a large glass panel in the middle of the top. Everything I have seen marineland online is not as long. 

Yup definitely not a marine land.  Sounds like an old oceanic 300 based on what you described.