Finally…got my 180.

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Always wanted a 180. Not too deep or awkward to work in. Taking my time on this…resealing it, building a stand, etc. I would appreciate feedback on the aquascape. Didn’t want NSA but didn’t want to stack either. Thanks everyone.

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Always wanted a 180. Not too deep or awkward to work in. Taking my time on this…resealing it, building a stand, etc. I would appreciate feedback on the aquascape. Didn’t want NSA but didn’t want to stack either. Thanks everyone.

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Depends what fish you want in it, active fish would love that scape, and if there’s so few shy fish they could also love it
 
I love how that looks! I think it's a good balance between negative space and busy, the edges have good solid rock visible while middle/high is less populated.
 
That scape looks really good to me! Definitely a keeper
 
Thanks. I redid it a few times to get that. Just wanted some pro thoughts…left open spaces for active fish. Love those tangs and my longhorn box fish needs more room.
 

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