Critique my 100g scape, minimalist attempt

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Thoughts?

Going for minimal, I think I’m a bit over:/

Thoughts, I have about 5-7 decent size rocks in the sump. Plan on sps and Lps mainly.

I’ll be adding more fish as well, the 5 in the tank are from my 30g

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Wouldn’t say you’re “over”. You nailed the portion on the left. Looks killer. Middle section just looks like a rock stuck there randomly, because, well, that’s exactly what it is. The foreground rock on the right kinda blocks what looks like a cool setup behind it. I’d personally rearrange the middle and foreground section on the right. But the only thing that matters is if you’re stoked on it.
 
I really like it? What type of Corals you planning on doing?
 
First off, this looks pretty good already.
If you want to change there are a couple ways I would go.
Option 1: get rid of larger rock in the center section. Pull the remaining center rock forward a bit and pull the whole right structure back and to the left slightly behind the single remaining center rock.
Option 2: get rid of the smaller of the center rocks, pull the remaining rock closer to the left structure just over lapping behind. Create a new structure on the right that is lower than the center stack overlapping in front of the center structure. You are trying to creat a sloping style structure offset to the left side of the tank .
Option 3. Do nothing, once the coral grows in this will look great!
 

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