A beautiful aquarium fence in Turkey.

Mehmet Ali Gökçeoğlu decided to build the coolest aquarium for his pet fish in his luxurious villa in Turkey. He went overboard and built the famous aquarium out in the open, in the form of a 50 meter long fence, surrounding his home. The wacky idea cost the millioniare plenty of thousands of dollars, but pretty soon, he saw his dream come true. The fence was a “fully furnished” aquarium, home to more than 1,000 fish, but also a few octopuses. The 50-meter-long aquarium has become a regular tourist attraction, and thousands of visitors come every day to admire the wondrous fish-fence. The hardest part of making the aqua-ence was connecting it to the Aegean sea with the aid of a 400-meter-long underground pipeline. This humongous conduct continuously changes the water, that is why it looks crystal clear and the fishes are extremely happy. The total amount spent on this cool aquarium fence was $21,000, but still has several costs with security and maintenance. The stunning aqua-fence is kept safe with the aid of more than 17 facial recognition security cameras. Visitors which line-up to see this cool, man-made structure are allowed to take pictures, or even film the aqua-fence, but if they come too close, they risk setting off an alarm. Contributed by Coolweirdo.com.

3D PRINTED AQUARIUM.

Haruka Misawa, a Japanese artist, designer and the founder of Misawa Design Institute, has used modern 3D printing technology to craft some truly stunning minimalist aquariums and water features. Her series of installations is called Waterscape, and she has mixed real water plants and fish to create a beautiful and calming collection of aquariums that is understated and yet completely memorable. It is said that just looking at an aquarium can help reduce stress levels and lower blood pressure, and will produce a calming effect. Just looking at some of the pictures of Misawa’s Waterscape designs will make you feel like the stresses that you deal with on a daily basis are just melting away. When she was designing her Waterscapes, Misawa created a series of 3D printed objects that were inspired by the shapes and objects that would be found in nature. Things like coral, water plants and stone formations inspired the minimalist, sculptural versions that she used in each aquarium. The objects were 3D printed and placed inside of simple, stark square-shaped tanks that provided the living fish with unique and varied structures to swim around and inside of. Misawa created several structures that would trap air inside of them, so plants could be growing underwater among the fish and other aqua life. Read more @3dprint.com

HOW TO ADD ACCESSORIES TO A FISH TANK.

Lighting up your aquarium,gives a whole new meaning to your project.
The colors could be changed @ intervals to create a new scene every time.

 The light bulbs could be white in the morning and blue,yellow or red at right.
Imagine the color buzz,in your club or cinema, it changes every thing.

 Toys can also be added for even more grand effects, such as balls,fish, boats,balls and logs.

The toys could be anything,it all depends on your creativity and style. # simple # easy # beautiful. #urban farmer

HOW TO BUILD A FISH TANK.

Have you ever gone to the beach and never forgot the experience? or better still you wished it could be forever?have you ever felt like bringing the sea to your living room? do you wish you could look at exotic fishes anytime you desire?


GREAT NEWS!!!! WISHING IS OVER!!!............WELCOME TO MY FISH TANK.

Fish tank is coined to describe our adventures with the aquatic family.Where we make lovely aquariums from ordinary containers to create extraordinary experiences.

The common fishes are gold,sword tail,angel,molly ,black e.t.c, i also have colorful decorations to give your tank a burst of freshness.

 Here take a look at a simple fish tank i made using plastic container,simple but classy.

 MATERIALS. 1)Plastic container
. 2)Sand.

 3)Colorful stones

. 4)Natural plants.

 5)Shells.

 6)Marbles
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 7)Gold fish.

 8)Angel fish.

 9)Wooden net lid.

. METHOD. Wash container,pour sand and layer it in the container and add water ..The plants are washed and trimmed so they fit the container.then scatter the decorative stones in the container to display a pattern,also scatter marbles and shells in the container.

The fishes are the last to go in container,these are released gently into the water. The fish tank is ready. Bringing the sea to your living room

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