Thread: Is this an aesthetic fish tank?

The fact that you don't have blue gravel or a sponge Bob figurine already puts you in the 90th percentile. Personally I dig this. A lot of "pro" tanks on Reddit or YouTube require chit tons of maintenance, constant trimming and upkeep, or some major attention to water parameters. Fuk that lol.

If I were to suggest anything, maybe open up the middle a bit for some contrast. Either paint the back of your glass (outside of course lol) or get a window tint film or some other dark film. Also, slope your substrate down toward you (3 inches in back to an inch in front) or toward a corner. Some branches (fully dried, stripped of bark, and not a softwood or a poisonous wood) can add a bit of interest as well. These are basic tips, someone with more aquascape skillz might have a better take.

Also, I hope that tank is fully supported along the edges.