Does this Rock make my Aquascape look fat?

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I needed to move and clean my Duncan coral being so close to my hammer. In the process I have a branching piece of rock. While I was going to add on the right side of the digitata branch, It will stick out to far. I could cut the base piece of the small branch and attach so it will not protrude as far to the glass.

However, I did find a spot to where I kind of like as it creates a natural arch and still leaves a lot of negative space. I still have single finger sized branches I can add to other side but will probably just glue Duncan over more.

My question is if this adds or takes away from the aesthetics. The rock is not glued in place yet. And I don't want to block the elegance view to much.

With Duncan in place that will be moved to the right more same area.
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Before rock and Duncan getting ready for a clean.
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If added
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I was not able to position it exactly how I wanted. I tacked it down enough to stay but easily be moved. After an hour I was not liking the aesthetics as I had. I did add some small branching pieces. This will also allow me to add more in future if I like.
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