[snuff]

Damn, that's awesome! Looks like a hamster tank but for fish. If I were a fish in that tank I would be switching pools all day long.

[Pink.]

And I thought my Walltank in my den was so cool!


That is great....but cleaning it would be a real pain in the arse.

[RedneckR0nin]

Originally Posted by WindBag ↗

I wonder how they keep the water in the tanks, since most of the tank is elavated? bad ass tank

Sumps I imagine, same principal as a wet/dry filter or at least in theory!

[shane2]

[aaargh]

i always thought about doing some shit like that, i cant believe someone else also did, then followed through.

fish must be happy. love it!

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by WindBag ↗

I wonder how they keep the water in the tanks, since most of the tank is elavated? bad ass tank

???Seriously? Obviously never used a siphon....

[smackem]

Loving it!!

[craigjdempsey]

How? Der ow yea... Everything is performed at the highest point with sealed lower units.

[davidcopafeel]

looks like more trouble than its worth.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by davidcopafeel ↗

looks like more trouble than its worth.

Looks like a restaurant or coffee house.

This fish tank setup would be quite expensive to build and maintain, but, could be worthwhile as a business draw.

It's all about the "Wow factor".

Some restaurants will spend $1,000,000 or more in a remodel.

They want to 'wow' their customers into returning, bringing friends and telling others about their unique restaurant.