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In the end as long as you like it thats all that matters. Just leave enough room on the sides so you can clean your glass
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Well thats part of the learning process.
Corals will take up that space real quick.
My 15 for reference.
10 months since first pic.
that's amazing. I made.somw.adjustments. Hopefully i have enough flat spots![]()
Thank you so much. I did slope it slightly more and have a couple new spots to put the coral. I was.saving sand space for a few islands. Mainly a zoa island. On the right side the mortar kind of cracked in 2 spots. Same rock different joint. It seems stable still so I hope I dont have any problems.Personally I think its one of the nicer arches that I've seen.
But I do agree it will be a challenge to mount corals.
I also like to have a couple of tiny caves or holes, in case a fish is getting bullied or just to have some occasional personal time.
I think that adding a few more rocks around the base will create a slope for better coral mounting and also provide some hiding spots. Just my 2 cents good luck

That looks.good!