What should I do with this???

[flitabout]

This tank is a mess. I had everything in there in my 37g and my 38g bf. It's a long story that nobody wants to here (trust me) but I took my other 2 tanks down and put up my 55g that had been in my basement for the better part of the last 4 years. It was all done in one day all the filters were out of the other tanks and the fish load was almost nonexistant but for the sake of my plants and the 2 fish I did have I threw the 55 up.
There was no planning in how I did it, It was just done really really fast. So basically I shoved plants where ever the heck ever I could so nothing died. Six months later it looks like this. How do I fix this I would much rather have a show stopper like it used to be than this green/brown ugly mess.
Currently the tank is:
55g
dirted
play sand cap
pps-pro dosed daily
glut 2x dose daily
diy co2
quad t5 ho 8hrs a day
Plants and animals are:
1 Angel
1 white skirt glofish
7 otos
9 neon tetras
1 bristle nose pleco
10 Cryptocoryne balansae
16 Cryptocoryne wedntii Brown
5 anubias
5 Alternanthera Reineckii (very tiny just bought tissue cultures)
3 very tiny wisteria
11 swords
The cryps are just estimates because they spread like mad same with the swords.
Sorry about the messy glass I just did my water change

 

[kashif314]

Re arrange and re plant. Or trim down to give it a look.

 

[TMaier]

Lots of raw potential there.

 

[Fresh2o]

I would suggest putting the plants in groupings.

 

[Discusluv]

I think it would help to lay down some hardscape ( rock, driftwood, etc...) first and then replanting your ( very nice) plants. Hardscape gives you a focal ( and foundation) to start with that you can then use to highlight your plants. Here is a link to some really good advice on some things to consider when aquascaping.
Principles of Aquascape Design - The Planted Tank Forum