Fish Tank and a Half

[jims-terrano]

This is plain bonkers!!!!

Jim

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-12820354

 

[extreme-4x4]

and everyone said i have a big one :nenau

 

[supergnome]

Brilliant in my opinion...

 

[clivvy]

bloody hell, thats fantastic!

 

[macabethiel]

Thats a big one

What a fantastic tank it must have been built in situ as you would need a crane to lift glass that size.

I have always wanted a big tank so last year I had Wharf Aquatics of Pinxton build one for me.
It is in my Garage Annex and measures 7 ft x 2 ft x 2 ft with a sump filter underneath measuring about 5 ft x 2 ft x 2 ft. Never did tell the Missus the full cost ! lol

 

[kbekl]

i remember reading about this when he only had a couple of fish in it

if you want to see how it was built

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8952

 

[extreme-4x4]

mine is 6 ft x 2 ft x 2 ft .

all built into the wall with nice shelving and mood lights dim able .almost finished.

had loads of free materials from work and the tank set up for £100. quid

suppose in total it owes me 160 quid. over the moon with it

not watched television for weeks now

 

[lacroupade]

and everyone said i have a big one :nenau

I think thats just your very vivid imagination mate. :augie

 

[rustic]

Love it, I bet he doesn't go into the tank with barracudas in.

Since he is semi detached, I wonder if the tank is on the adjoining wall?
Play havock with the fish if the neighbour drills hole to fit shelve in the basement with a hammer drill. :lol :lol :lol

I like the way he cleans the glass, nice 70 degrees F water to bathe in. :clap

Brilliant.. :clap:clap

When I way younger I had 12 tropical tanks, I bought 2x 20" stainless steel tanks in the mid 60's and I still have them in the loft, they have served by son's hobby until he went to Uni... as well.
I bought them from Tib Street in Manchester at the time.

Saving them for my grand kids one day.

 

[rustic]

I think thats just your very vivid imagination mate. :augie

Actually when you look down in water, things are really smaller than they actually are...

Since water always looks shallower than it is, due to refraction.