These wall mounted aquariums will add an atmosphere of life and sophistication to any room or office. As the tank is fully mounted on the wall, there’s no need for a stand or table, thus drawing the eye directly to the tank. The low profile of these aquariums match the modern look of plasma TV units. They can be mounted at any height keeping them at eye level and away from small pets. All necessary equipment is included and fully integrated behind the frame, leaving nothing but the natural beauty of the fish and water for the viewer. Various sizes and colours are available both in glass and acrylic versions. These can be purchased in North America through MIKAZA HOME , based out of Ottawa, Canada. Prices range from $US 350 to 750.
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Published by Michael July 14th, 2008 in Uncategorized
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July 14th, 2008 at 1:13 pm
these may be pretty (and really, they are!!) but they’re NOT healthy for the fish! fish need more room than those tanks will afford – one goldfish, for example, needs at minimum a 10 gallon tank…and don’t even THINK about doing a saltwater setup in a tank like that.
July 14th, 2008 at 10:12 pm
Umm
Tank: 246.4 lbs
Water 8 x 40.6 = 325.6 lbs
Total: 572 lbs
Hanging on a wall??? That won’t last long.
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July 28th, 2008 at 6:26 pm
Just wanted to say, I bought one of these aquariums from Mikaza Home. I am really happy with it. It holds 17 gallons so enough space for small cichlids, live bearers etc. I wouldn’t do salt water set up in these however. Also, it was easy to set up and has been running great for about 2 weeks now! The owners of Mikaza have been aquarists for 20 years and seemed knowlegable and were very honest and polite!
October 17th, 2008 at 11:54 pm
thats pretty cool but i just don’t want to clean things like this
if i had a whole cleaning crew then it would be awesome i would put aquariums everywhere and have lots of COWFISH
February 2nd, 2009 at 7:41 am
In reply to FalnFenix: These fish tanks are perfectly fine for fish.
The business I own have been making these since 2001 – A lot longer
than this one out of Ottawa I guess. Anyway, I have one setup at home
and my fish constantly breed – Growth isn’t stunted, no side affects.
And it’s been up for years. Most fish books will tell you fish need
that typical ‘10 gallons per fish’ – But it’s just a guideline and
really shouldn’t be taken seriously. Of course, we do recommend sticking
to tropical fish that are a tad smaller – You clearly wouldn’t be something
huge in these things.
May 5th, 2009 at 4:38 am
aquariums are bad enough. now wall mounted fish tanks? is your life any better with a fish on your wall? the fish’s life would be much better if he were in his natural habitat.