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What is the disadvantage of bladder fuel tank?

What is the disadvantage of bladder fuel tank? Correct Answer Loss of available fuel volume

A typical bladder tank is formed by stuffing a shaped rubber bag into a cavity in the aircraft structure. However, the thick rubber bag results in the kids of available fuel volume. Self-sealing property is one of the advantages of the bladder tank. Thrust loading is the ratio of thrust to weight.

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