Aquarium Pyramid Model

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Introduction: Aquarium Pyramid Model

This is my aquarium pyramid model made it by me and my father and  you must forgive me because I could not do step by step. 
Water tank : 100 litres
Height of the glass tank : 60 cm
Base of the glass tank : 80 cm x 80 cm
The entire piece has 1,30 m from the base to the top of pyramid

Table has the height 60 cm ,the board 86 cm x 86 cm ,and i use it some  pieces of natural wood with the dimension : height 55 cm and the  thickness has 10 cm x 10 cm. Inside the wooden leg I put wheels to move it easy.


Enjoy the video from the you tube.     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_-MxI6jPnc

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    8 Comments

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    yosoyalberto
    yosoyalberto

    6 years ago

    Nice work! How did you put the crystals together to not sepparate with water pressure?

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    silviu38
    silviu38

    9 years ago on Introduction

    Thank's. I like the unique stuff and I like to create but also i need time....

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    gunman15
    gunman15

    9 years ago on Introduction

    You should be really proud of this!!!! As a hobbyist, I've been looking for a "unique" kind of tank to put my fish in. If I were to make a tank, this would be one of the tanks that I would make.

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    silviu38
    silviu38

    9 years ago on Introduction

    Thanks guys. The size of water tank is on the base 80 cm x 80 cm,the hight is 60cm and i put 80 litres water but he can hold 100 litres so i think the fish has enought space.I will come back with more photos with the fishis inside.

    That's a very nice piece of work indeed. The only concern I do have is that the quantity of fish that a tank can hold depends on the surface area at the top, which you've reduced by making it pyramidal. As long as you've taken that into account I hope that your fish are happy in their new home, I'd certainly be proud of having made that.

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    Kiteman
    Kiteman

    9 years ago on Introduction

    You have got enough photos to do a step-by-step. Give it a try, I know lots of people would be interested!