Is this fine level wise?

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My marine x110.4 i couldn’t get to level more than and thats with using shims under the feet. Center is good front to back on both sides is like that. If there’s not structural concern can i fill it? Thank you

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I'm not familiar with that tank-- could you post a full shot photo of the tank on the stand? But in general, if I knew my stand was rock solid (not a piece of particle board-- Lol!), I would feel comfortable with the degree of leveling. Of course, the smaller the tank the better.
 
I'm not familiar with that tank-- could you post a full shot photo of the tank on the stand? But in general, if I knew my stand was rock solid (not a piece of particle board-- Lol!), I would feel comfortable with the degree of leveling. Of course, the smaller the tank the better.
Waterbox marine x110.4 80 gallons with 20 sump. Solid aluminum stand framing that doesn’t wobble.
 

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