It really grabs my attention when I see the combination. 

What is it about that pot/tree combo that makes you think its a good fit?

Hopefully someone more versed in these things will step in.

I'm not bothered by the depth of the pot, and the width didn't bother me until I realized how small the rootball actually is (meaning it came out of a much smaller pot ??).  Its the bright blue that really stands out.  Maybe in person that's not the case.  Have any of a similar size in a different color?  Creme/yellow is the first idea that comes to mind.

Here they are side by side. The original and the narrower, shallower pot.

Can you heat the pot up and adjust it?   

Since you ask ... First, of all, nice tree with a good image!

I agree that a shallow pot will work well, to show off the nebari. The present pot does look a tad big, but you might just choose to wait a couple of years, since Ficus microcarpa are such rampant growers!

I have to agree with Wayne that, at least in the picture, the pot color is so strong it pushes the tree into the background. Blue works well with many Ficus, since they have a touch of blue in their foliage. I think a blue that was little less exuberant would still match the tree well but not grab center stage.

I like the pot size & shape but IMHO personally prefer to put a tiger bark ficus in a light green or blue green pot. I think the blue detracts somewhat from what is a really pretty tree.

I like this brown pot over the blue too.  The blue is distracting.  Beautiful ficus you got there Andy!

Here they are side by side. The original and the narrower, shallower pot.

Can you heat the pot up and adjust it?   

I like the smaller of the two,....when I first saw the pic smaller pot was my first thought,....I like the color and the depth. Nice tree!