Tank Leveling Question! Help me Sleep Tonight!

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With how hot and dry it has been out here in Texas, and all the ground cracking/shifting, I randomly decided to check up on my tank levelness. When it was originally set up, it wasn't super perfect. I had a slight variation on the left side of the tank being off less than 1/8th of an inch from left to right and less than 1/8th of an inch on the left side of the tank front to back. 180G (72x24x24) on vinyl plank flooring, directly on concrete slab. Well, it almost looks like it may have shifted a little at some point? Or I could be crazy and not remembering if it was like this beforehand. Either way, just looking for some reassurance here if possible! What do ya'll think?

Center of Tank Left to Right
Front Center L to R.jpg


Front to Back Left Side
F to B Left Side.jpg
Front to Back Right Side
F to B Right Side.jpg
 
Based on the level, it looks like the front left is low. It's weird that the tank seems out of plane. I'd like to see front of tank left to right and back of tank left to right rather than center to confirm.

Can you see if the tank is making contact with the entire stand?

I honestly wouldn't lose sleep over this. 1/8" over 6 feet is minimal.
 
Based on the level, it looks like the front left is low. It's weird that the tank seems out of plane. I'd like to see front of tank left to right and back of tank left to right rather than center to confirm.

Can you see if the tank is making contact with the entire stand?

I honestly wouldn't lose sleep over this. 1/8" over 6 feet is minimal.
Here ya go, hopefully they look ok. My phone likes to not take good pictures...user error prob lol.

Front Left Side of Tank - Left to Right
Front Left - Left to Right.jpg

Left back side of Tank - Left to right
Back Left Side Left to Right.jpg
 

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