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Indoor water fountain/feature

Indoor water fountain/feature
This is a indoor water feature made using a old 'goldfish bowl' a pump and other household items:) and in my opinion adds a nice water trickling sound and something 'pretty' to look at:)

Oh and sorry for the trackies im wearing i know i bit chavvy but its what i do my projects in beacuse i end up getting covered in muck or water or something:L
 
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Step 1Gather all the stuff your going to need

Gather all the stuff your going to need
this is what you will need:
a small pump this was actually a small filter but i sawed that bit off to just leave the pump (sorry forgot to take pics) a small piece of hose pipe (or similar tubing to fit your pump) 5 inches is more than enough, a goldfish bowl or similar (you could probably get away with something a little smaller, gravel or pebbles or both of your choosing and a small tupaware box to house the pump (stops gravel getting to it and gives space so there is a body of water for it to pump. Oh and not in the pic you will need water and a bucket to wash the gravel!
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5 comments
Aug 10, 2010. 6:39 PMjello666 says:
Yes nice idea but wouldn't a drill be easier than melt and dig
Mar 24, 2009. 7:26 PMjunits15 says:
neat idea
Aug 26, 2008. 8:37 AMchuckr44 says:
This would be a fun addition to my house in the winter, to humidify the air to treat my asthma. I recommend adding a few drops of bleach every other day to prevent bacterial growth.
Aug 23, 2008. 5:03 PMdan moulton says:
That could also be a hyrdoponic setup for herbs or such without much modification. Nice one. I had something like this for my cat to drink out of, they seem to like running water.

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