A see through aquarium that's a sink?
Check this thing out…this sink is also an aquarium for goldfish. It is completely watertight with a sand bed for fish, and provides the necessary lighting for maintaining your fish in healthy conditions.
How much would it cost to put this puppy in your house? About $5,500. After getting over the fact this looks freakin’ cool…you have to wonder a few things. Like how the hell you clean tank for the fishes!?! Also, you know how everyone says not to tap on the glass of aquariums because its really annoying to the fish- imagine this fish tank! When you’re in a hurry to get to work or go out you’re not going to be careful setting things down on this sink. Regardless, I still want this thing. I don’t even have any fish… Click here to buy one.
Friday, October 14, 2005 | Permalink
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24 Comments:
That's pretty awesome... I wonder if the fish would get scared.
...leave hot water on ...dead fish. next!
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leaving the hot water on wouldnt overheat a tank that large you dipfuck
yea...actually it would, if u din't let it drain, and the water was really hot, and besides why do have such an extreme hatred for people who make a post that might not be completly true?
Damn that would make a hot water bong for when im bored to death
what if the fish died? can u get them out? or would u be looking at dead fish in ur sink for a couple of yrs?
I think I saw this tank on one of those home makeover shows.
I'm curious also on how you would clean the tank and remove dead fish.
hmmm.
This is SHIT.
Who the fuck would pay 5,500 just to see this crap, from time to time.
Dead fish.
Dead shit.
Personally, I think this is sorta' interestin'! WOOT! Unfortunately, since I can't afford it, my kids'll have to just stick to the glass bowl they have now. :)
Looks like something you'd buy in The Sims game
Pay some one to clean it...
if you can't afford it DON'T buy it and shut up because it is awesome!
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To those who just don't care, see how long it will take to see how cold blooded they are. Cruelty can be practiced with that Sink. But I am just speakin gout of ignorance. Just a thought.
Visit the damn website for those who can't figure out how to get the fish out, it's the same way you put them in. The soap dishes on both sides are removable.
I want one for my toilet.. look out fishes he comes another brown bomb.
This is an idea for those who don't have any style at all. Imagine going into someone's house or apartment and seeing this thing? How embarassing. These are same people that put up those dorky "fake kids" that hide their faces, or the wooden old lady butts-up-in-the-air in their gardens. Good for some, not for those of us with taste.
This is great ;)
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Has anyone stopped to ask: How will they feed the fish?
I wonder if you could put an electric eel in there and it could power the lights, lol. check out copper sinks. They are really practical as well as cool looking. Copper itself is an antimicrobial surface that is naturally self-renewing. Few metals have these properties of being both germ free and able to naturally repair themselves. Cool huh?
For the marine scientist in our lives... I just don't see the point.
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