Aquarium water level Pics

Hi all. I hope this is in the right place...

Below are pics of my aquarium water level. I am wondering if it is off level so much to be worried about. The tanks is a Perfecto 75 gallon, tempered glass, standard dimensions.

The stand is an Aquatic Fundamentals 75/90 gallon purchased from the Drs, it has a two piece flat bottom so I am not sure how to properly shim it up, I have no experience with flat bottom stands.

I don't have a problem at all leaving it as is if, in your opinions, it is close enough to level as to not cause any seam damage. The rim trim on the tank is plenty low enough to hide the un-level water surface. In the pics, the tank is filled to the point of the water just touching the bottom of the rim trim at the front right corner.

This is the first time I have posted pics here so I don't know exactly how to manipulate them, I was going to comment between each photo...instead, from top down:

left side-back
left side-front
front-right end
right side
front-left end

I know they are not in a logical order, I couldn't get them rearranged properly (I will learn). Any input from anyone would be greatly apreciated. Thanks. ....just realized I need to update my sig...

Thanks Slappy. The lack of experience I mentioned was with a two piece, seem in the middle, flat bottom stand. I have a 55 on a stand that I have leveled with a level and shims all three times I moved it. It has three upright support panels that touch the floor, it was easy to not worry about bowing or bending. How do I shim the 75 stand without bending/bowing the bottom at the seem? The upright supports on the stand are on either end, the front and back on either end, and in the center on the front and back-these ones being over the seem in the bottom which runs front to back. The seem in the bottom is joined by two metal plates, each with four screws and also by the upright supports which fasten to the top and bottm with metal shaft and cam assemblies.

My worry is that I shim the end and front to level the stand and it gets weak in the middle from end to end. I hope I am making sense here. Should I put a sheet of plywood under the stand first to prevent this potential weaking/warping and shim under the ply? I am trying not to sound ignorant here but I have no funds to replace anything or repair house damage is breakage occurs. I do, however, have plenty of experience using a level. I was a general contractor for seven years before becoming a computer service technician...

Pics of the stand.

I spoke with Aquatic Fundamentals customer service department today via the phone and sent them the pics of the tank water level as per their request. They say that because it isn't significantly off level that it shouldn't hurt anythhing by shimming it as you would a stand with feet. I also visited their website and learned that their aquarium furniture is UL listed. It passes strength and durability tests to qualify as commercial furniture. I agree with Rbishop though, full length shims (end-to-end) would be ideal...or maybe apropreately sized shime every so many inches...opinions?

As I have it estimated (I haven't taken exact measurments yet...), the entire right side of the stand needs to come up just about 1/4" and the front right corner an additional 1/4" (for a total of just about 1/2"). I agree with the difficulty in fitting full length shims properly...are you refering to the plastic shims running with the length of the shim perpendicular to the length of the stand? BTW, the link about seems to be broken now...it worked when I tried it after you posted but not now...