Dream Fish / Dream Tank

[PheonixKingZ]

I mean I like Lion Fish, I just didn’t know their background.....

 

[FIshYFIsH263]

I would love my whole house walls and floor to be fish tank but I don't think i could do that in 1,000,000,000 years of saving up so I would probably do a 500 gallon salt water with puffers and star fish.

 

[PheonixKingZ]

Lol, I would love that to, who wouldn’t?

 

[Fishmanic]

this would be a fantasy dream tank....

 

[seangee]

or you could just go all in

 

[PheonixKingZ]

WHAT IN THE WOLRD!!! That is awesome! Is that a hotel room?

 

[Colin_T]

its a painting or wall mural. you can buy them online

https://www.wallsauce.com/au/wall-murals-wallpaper/sea-life-underwater-wallpaper

https://www.muralswallpaper.com/au/wall-murals/animal-wallpaper-murals/fish-wallpaper-murals/

 

[PheonixKingZ]

That so cool!

I would love to have an in-wall Tank, possibility a saltwater reef, but it’s so expensive!

 

[Colin_T]

For Moony42, the following pics are of a Saratoga and an Arowana. The fins are different between the 2 types of fish, but they are both related and have a common ancestor that was around a few hundred million years ago.

 

[PheonixKingZ]

Isn’t that my picture?

 

[seangee]

its a painting or wall mural. you can buy them online

Actually that one is a hotel room (in Singapore) with a wall along a real aquarium. So those fish and rays are real.

IIRC a room will set you back a mere US$1700 a night - errr or was that 17000

 

[Colin_T]

Isn’t that my picture?

Yep

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Actually that one is a hotel room (in Singapore) with a wall along a real aquarium. So those fish and rays are real.

It doesn't look real. There appears to be wavy lines above the Manta Ray and I don't know of any aquariums that keep Manta Rays due to their size and special food requirements. I could be wrong, but I reckon it's a picture.

 

[seangee]

Yep

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It doesn't look real. There appears to be wavy lines above the Manta Ray and I don't know of any aquariums that keep Manta Rays due to their size and special food requirements. I could be wrong, but I reckon it's a picture.

Not been there myself so can't comment . Seen similar in one of the Atlantis resorts though. Found this on youtube - so if its a hoax its a pretty elaborate one https/www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GOx73ufS2Y

 

[Colin_T]

The one on YouTube looks legit. It's kinda big and I wouldn't want to do the water changes or gravel cleaning, but it looks good

 

[seangee]

The one on YouTube looks legit. It's kinda big and I wouldn't want to do the water changes or gravel cleaning, but it looks good

The Atlantis one I saw in the Bahamas was built on the edge of a marina and directly connected to it. I suspect there were no water changes as such but they probably had massive pumps running 24/7 to pump sea water in and out. It did look impressively clean and the fish looked healthy.

I know of 2 that are built over actual reefs, one off the coast of Tanzania and one in the Maldives. The Maldives one costs $50k per night with a minimum stay of 4 nights - so I guess not something I, or any normal person will ever experience.