Leveling worries

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I have a tank that I am considering selling. I just got it, and it doesn't seem to fit in our dining room but I am also worried about leveling on the tank (uneven floors 100+ year old home). I was able to shim the front to the best of my ability and think it looks decent but need reassurance.

Please take a look at the photos and let me know your thoughts:

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heres the shimming I had to do
 

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waterline that I can see
 

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Here’s other sides.
 

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Due to space constraints, I decided to sell. Mods please close if applicable
 

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