Red Planet Placement

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I mounted my red planet frag on this top plate rock. I originally thought it would look cool to plate out. However, I am rethinking this. I believe it will shade everything underneath it too much. I want to move it lower to the left and this way I can add a couple stags or branching acros to this top rock.

What do you all think?

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How long has it been attached in that location?
 
How long has it been attached in that location?

A little over a month. It hasn't encrusted too much and is still moveable. It has colored up very well and seems happy though so I need to do something sooner than later.
 

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