Moving Time: Do you move stuff around in your tank?

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Sometimes during our tanks' life, we might not like where something is, so we decide to move it. Maybe we move coral to where it gets better flow, or maybe we change up the aquascape to where it looks better. I am wondering do you move stuff in your tank, or just leave it be.
 
I leave everything be for the most part. I did design my current scape with three separate structures so they can be turned or slightly moved due to coral growth, which I have had to do a few times.
 
I'm a renter and I plan on moving next summer, so I don't have all my aquascape glued down. I also tend to want to move things once I get to know a tank. So, I'm slowly refining how I want my aquascape to be with the idea that I'll have it all figured out by next summer and when I do my tank move, I'll finally glue things down/together.
 
I just did a major remodel. Posted a pic in my "My Tank Thread", and have since swapped the location of my GSP and Firework Cloves in addition to introducing a few more frags.
 
I try not to move ANYTHING around, did though once trying to catch a fish.
Yeah, I feel like this happens to a lot of people, especially when the fish won't come out of hiding haha
 
I ripped out the whole front left corner of my reef and put some clams there.
 

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