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[aerosurfer]

I've got one of these - bought it from the website - http/www.livingpictures.co.uk
Works great - I've had fish in it for over 12 months. Thinking of getting another.

 

[Robert]

I wouldn't recomend putting ANY barbs in such a small depth tank....

 

[OzzieGirl]

I really like that it looks so cool, and what a great idea for beginners.

But have you seen the price of them You can buy a whole set up for the price of the smallest one!

 

[Aquascaper]

My Dad is Tempted to get 1 for the Serving Window in the Kitchen. The have some that size.

Why doesn't your dad just build a tank to fit the hatch size? It would be a lot wider than the picture thingy and you could keep a bigger range of fish

You could do it with perspex, dead easy

 

[Ell-Ess-Dee]

They look nice without fish

Have to agree, think these should be banned from having fish kept in them.

 

[Fiddlesticks]

THats cool. We are thinking of cutting a place out of our wall to put a tank in. It will sit flush with the wall, and then we can still do maintnance from the back. Then the tank will be way closer to the sink too. Which means less walking with buckets over the nice white carpet.. Did you cut a hole in the wall for that?

 

[aerosurfer]

I've got a Living Picture Aquartium - 80cm x 46cm and I've had 12 small fish (mainly neons, harlequins and zebras) in it for over 12 months and the fish are very happy and have actually grown quite a lot ! It comes with a filter that fully circulates the water, a heater/stat and lighting. looks great on the wall - what's the problem ?

What's the difference between putting a 1 inch fish in a 4inch deep tank compared to a 3inch fish in a 12inch deep tank ? Answer - the smaller fish has more room in his tank ! Maybe the same width but much more room top to bottom and side to side. Also, the surface area to volume ratio is the same for any tank of the same depth so this is not a problem unlike the tall column tanks !

The Living Pictures website is at http/www.livingpictures.co.uk