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Man, it's a jungle in there!

I'm always interested in the 55s people post, because I'm just now setting one up myself, and am fully aware of the scaping challenge they can present.

IMO it looks much better with the java fern/rock thingy moved to the left. At first, I didn't really like the rock itself, but it is far less noticeable with the ferns on it, and the structure must be neat for the inhabitants.

Why exactly are you putting in a moss wall? Because - IMO - it doesn't really add too much to your scape. In pictures, at least, it kinda detracts a bit, because it makes the top line of plants look pretty even all the way across. I can imagine the open space before the moss would be more obvious in person. But just consider the possibility that an open space all the way to the back of the tank about 2/3 in from one end might add the impression of a little depth, and might break up the "horizon" in a pleasing way.

Final question - what is going on in the front right corner? I can't really tell what is planted there, but the form is such that the scape just kinda tapers off to that corner. I'm not phrasing this well, but I think that is the corner I would pay attention to next.

Please don't take these minor nitpicks as excessive criticism of a very nice looking tank.