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| If the original silicone job was done poorly or the stand was twisted or not level, it could have added additional stress on the tank edges, causing the leak. You should be able to come up with a ton of pictures and instructions on how to fix the leak if you do a search for "reseal aquarium"
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| Definitely just do a little reading on the web and you should have no problem. I would definately recommend removing the original silicone seal and reseal completely. Most patching methods tend to fail over time, more than likely faster than the original did on this one. |
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