Maintaining back corner of a cube

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To those of you with large cubes (60, 93 gal etc) in a corner position,

How do you maintain the back corner of your cube?

I am considering something between a 60 and 93 cube to put in the corner of a room under where the stairs are. I made a mock up with a box and I can barley reach the back corner of a 60cube with my finger tips, let alone anything bigger or with water and rock inside it. Now I'm not a tall dude with a particularly long reach admittedly, but there must be some trick to this?

Do you just use a rake for your sandbed and some sort of tool with your corals? or do you space your scape off the back a bit and have a bit more careful placement?

Thanks
 
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