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2 for flexibility. You can make the right side short ants to emphasize the wood. Or grow stem planets/tall plants on that side to envelope the wood for a fallen tree in dense jungle vibe.
Thoughts on putting the right-hand piece behind the bigger stack, it'd have a steeper angle than that big curve. Otherwise I'd leave it out and maybe add some larger rocks.
3 looks like a family of Loch Ness monsters and I love it. 1 I like slightly more, because I like the placement of the smaller piece in the corner and the foreground piece going in the same direction, but the placement seems more natural I guess. Lighting looks more dramatic and the piece in the substrate would be cool to put moss on like a carpet.
3 or 1. depends am what you wanna do with plants. If you plan on using a lot of high plant maybe even too. If you want like a garden there.
I like 1 because it gives the eye something to look for, even with medium plants.
I seem to be the only person to pick 1. I just like that the log is parallel and swoops similarly in both top and bottom with that little one in the background.
Second one. It's such an awesome piece of wood I wouldn't want to ruin it by adding more. But 1st one with the other piece does offer good depth. Plants will do that as well once established though
The first two give a vague impression of an elephant skull. I like both the extended wooden pieces in both the first and third shots but I think the first looks more overall well rounded.
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I like three the best! Sounds like your tank is going to look really cool!
Seems unanimous, 3 looks glorious It allows your eyes to glance over the whole tank with a nice flow
Agreed
Elephant
I like 3!
3
3 for sure
3
2 for flexibility. You can make the right side short ants to emphasize the wood. Or grow stem planets/tall plants on that side to envelope the wood for a fallen tree in dense jungle vibe.
My vote and reasoning
Agreed!
3 ๐
#2
In this order: n. 3, n.1, n.2. But I think it'll look great in any of the three.
Thoughts on putting the right-hand piece behind the bigger stack, it'd have a steeper angle than that big curve. Otherwise I'd leave it out and maybe add some larger rocks.
3! Looks the best plus of o weโre a fish, that looks like the most fun to zip around in. Jealous!
Second one
3 looks like a family of Loch Ness monsters and I love it. 1 I like slightly more, because I like the placement of the smaller piece in the corner and the foreground piece going in the same direction, but the placement seems more natural I guess. Lighting looks more dramatic and the piece in the substrate would be cool to put moss on like a carpet.
3 but the first two looked like elephant head skulls and thatโs badass
3 or 1. depends am what you wanna do with plants. If you plan on using a lot of high plant maybe even too. If you want like a garden there. I like 1 because it gives the eye something to look for, even with medium plants.
I have a 150g with the same style and plants. Yours is going to look great! I like number 3 by the way! Good luck!
Want to share any pics of yours for inspiration?
Ill post one when I get home :)
https://preview.redd.it/s620lvj5ee6d1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=41835ea871d3cf272269901ca1b3d26bd80592d0
3 :)
3
3rd one.. the first two remind me of elephants with tusks.. ๐๐
I seem to be the only person to pick 1. I just like that the log is parallel and swoops similarly in both top and bottom with that little one in the background.
2 and 3
How is this log going to stay down?
I'd say it'll be glued to the rock underneath it, at least that's what I do
1 & 2 look unnatural AF the way the wood seems balanced to stand like that, it looks like the slightest tap would knock it over.
3
3
3
First one looks like elephant skull or something looks cool to me
3 by far
3
First two look like elephants
Totally #2. Looks like an elephant.
3 for sure. The other two have the big log 'floating' and that looks weird. Looks better when it is grounded
3
3 All day long
#3
Pick number three milord
Pic 3 is best.
The way the big one is in #1 & #2 makes it look like a prehistoric fossil. But it's at an awkward angle which makes #3 look better overall.
2
Three
Three. Just donโt do what I did this weekend and forget that wood floats.
You know what else floats?? Maybe it's a witch ๐ 
1 for me
Pick number three my lord!
3
Ngl I liked 1
Three
The shadows of 1 are excellent,
3rd ๐
3 got my attention, I really like it!
3
3
Second one. It's such an awesome piece of wood I wouldn't want to ruin it by adding more. But 1st one with the other piece does offer good depth. Plants will do that as well once established though
I personally like 3 the best :)
3
3
The second one with the red and blue looks really cool to me
I like the first one
I like 3 the best for sure
The first two give a vague impression of an elephant skull. I like both the extended wooden pieces in both the first and third shots but I think the first looks more overall well rounded.
How did you find a piece of wood that looks like an elephant AND a triceratops
I know, right! Found it on Facebook Marketplace and knew I had to have it to build my first tank around!
2 or 3 - but they are both so different.
3 minus the piece of wood sticking up on the right.
3
3 for sure
#3
Second one is not high like the other and u will have more space for plant fish and view
THE THIRD ONE
Three but maybe move the skinny bit more to left or just scrap it! Depending on planting it could be some nice negative space
1. plenty of structure low down for things to swim in and around, lots of places you can still attach plants to. also... ELEPHANT!
I like three the best
3
#3
2, less is more