So these are all the positions I'm looking at for the tank!
#1 This one offers room all around and is centered.
#2 This is off-set diagnoly but still centered. It gives a smaller amount of room around but still looks nice and does give plenty of space near the bottom for fish and plants.
#3 This one i found out wont work cause when i put the sand in, it will be too tall to place in the tank. But still vote for this one if you like it! I just want to see which position is everyone's favorite!
I love this one cause it gives a ton of space for bottom dwelling fish, while also giving good hiding spots under the wood and a place for top dwelling fish to go around. It really fills the tank top to bottom which I love!
#4 This one is like the first, except its pushed all the way back, not giving much room for anything behind the main part of the wood but gives lots of room for the front and two sides.
(Sorry for glare, took pic this morning)
#5 This has to be my next favorite. It's offset diagnoly and also has been pushed to the right side a bit. The pic doesn't show it well, but there actually is a good amount of space for the front and DEFINITELY the left side. Lots of opportunities for this position.
(Sorry for glare, took pic this morning)
I'd love to hear any recommendations as well!
#1 This one offers room all around and is centered.
#2 This is off-set diagnoly but still centered. It gives a smaller amount of room around but still looks nice and does give plenty of space near the bottom for fish and plants.
#3 This one i found out wont work cause when i put the sand in, it will be too tall to place in the tank. But still vote for this one if you like it! I just want to see which position is everyone's favorite!
I love this one cause it gives a ton of space for bottom dwelling fish, while also giving good hiding spots under the wood and a place for top dwelling fish to go around. It really fills the tank top to bottom which I love!
#4 This one is like the first, except its pushed all the way back, not giving much room for anything behind the main part of the wood but gives lots of room for the front and two sides.
(Sorry for glare, took pic this morning)
#5 This has to be my next favorite. It's offset diagnoly and also has been pushed to the right side a bit. The pic doesn't show it well, but there actually is a good amount of space for the front and DEFINITELY the left side. Lots of opportunities for this position.
(Sorry for glare, took pic this morning)
I'd love to hear any recommendations as well!