Looking for honest feedback on my first tentative scape

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Hi all, I’m looking for feedback on my tentative scape. It’s a 48x24x16inch shallow tank. 76g. Will be mixed reef, more soft and LPS than SPS I suspect. Will have 2 xf330 gyre on opposing ends. The cardboard matches the tank dimensions. Trouble getting the movie to work
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Like it a lot! creates swim lanes, and that is something that will give your active fish (read tangs) space to maneuver and avoid serious conflicts, and well as places to place your LPS

well done and look forward to the finished pictures
 
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