<![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Tommasta - if you knew anything about physics, you'd realize that there is a vacuum formed between the cup and the water.

If you flip the cup, and any air is able to travel, water falls. In an apparatus like this, there is no way it could work b/c someone would just need to bump it and all the water would fall on the floor.

luckyxero

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @mor10: Sorry for the sarcasm. I just think that the average Internet consumer of today continues to take things they read on the Internet as gospel when they should still take everything with a pound of salt and set your expectations accordingly.

I am a big fan of this site and think it is better than most but still it's a web site and not comparable to a Reuters, AP, NY Times, LA Times, or Network news in terms of staffing for fact and relevancy checking.

Vagabum

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @mrbreakit:

Again, look at the pictures. You see fish traversing the bridge. Also, it makes a great party centerpiece!

Acemonster

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> its a sad day when you spend 4000 on a bridge and no dang thing uses it

Mrbreakit

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @luckyxero: Grab a cup and a pitcher. fill both with water. Cup your hand over the cup, sealing it. Invert, and insert the open end of the cup into the pitcher full of water (submersing it) and leave the "bottom" of the cup in the air above the water line.Let go of the opening of the cup. VOILA! All of the water stays in the cup, and doesn't spill out even though it's higher up than the water in the tank. No vacuum needed. I learned this in the third grade.

Also, gravity pulls STRAIGHT DOWN. So although that's a lot of water in the bridge, it's not all weighing down on those two small tanks - it's almost all supported by the structure and it's supports. Do you know a damned thing about physics?

Tommasta

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Vagabum: It just bugs me when people who actually make something unusual and ingenious don't get credit for it just because other people don't bother to do proper research. It took me less than two minutes to find the original source yet it's not quoted or referred to in any way by any of the major blogs who have resurrected this story. For instance, did you know that he actually wrote a book about the Fish Highway that explains how to build one? That would be perfect content for the Giz had they bothered to dig a little deeper than simply regurgitate what other bloggers have said before.

just my 2c

mor10

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @mor10: What, you men the Internet is not all new and truthful content? Say it ain't so!

Vagabum

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Sometimes you guys are so far behind on the times it boggles the mind. This was sent to me waaaay back. That's the problem with blogs: The sources get lost and people start thinking the old is new again.

It's called the Fish Highway. The website is right here: [www.fishighway.com]

mor10

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Fish bridge? Interesting? Come on! If it were a bison bridge then we'd have something. Or fire ants, then you'd at leaset see the customers glancing up nervously from time to time.

McLucky

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @DelosWorld: H20ski?

mthrndr

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @fumunda: A better mod would be to build an air-tight habitrail for hamsters and run several lines of tubes through the fish tanks. That would sort of be the hamster equivalent of the water slide that goes through the shark tank in the Bahamas. I wonder if it would freak out the hamsters or if they would be attracted to the smaller fish.

As for getting fish to swim through the bridge, maybe they need two separate bridge lines and a pump to create a current that the fish can swim down, or against (like salmon).

Vagabum

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> It's the Oregon Trail for fishies.

I hope none of them die of dysentery.

scarbrtj

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Kaiser-Machead: i imagine you have to seal off both tanks anyway. because of the. water. in. the bridge. which can also fit through very small holes. similar to an octopus.

x23

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> OK, physics:

There is no such thing as vacuum pulling or sucking water up. There is only atmospheric pressure pushing water into the tanks (and therefore up the tubes).

The size of the tanks is irrelevant, only the height of the 'column' of water in the tubes, whether both tube ends are submerged, and whether the height of water in the tanks is equal (because if its not equal at the start, it will be in about a second).

Altitude at Evanston Illinois is 600 feet above sea level, so the air pressure is close to 1 ATM (I'm sure its in the ballpark of .99 ATM). 1 ATM = 760 Torr = 76 cm Mercury column = column of water 408 inches in height = 34 feet.

So the tunnel system can work up to a height of about 34 FEET above the water level in the tanks (of course I think those crappy looking seals on the tunnel would fail in a tunnel much lower than 34 feet.

Of course, if even a tiny leak develops in their tunnel anywhere , the entire contents of the tubes will fall into the tanks.

dcartist

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> it's simple.. fill the tanks with water.. close the ends of the bridge.. fill the bridge with water... open the 2 sides of the bridge at the same time. works the same way as placing your hand over the opening of cup and inverting it into water.. the water still stays in the cup above the surface level. learned that in kindergarten - engineers are stupid.

loogified

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> This is not really something new. I had a set of tubes (much like for hamster cages) designed for an aquarium when I was a kid (about 20 years ago). It worked on the same principle as water being trapped in a glass when pulled upside down from a tank. The water would stay in the tube as long as both ends remained submerged.
It was hard to get re-filled and set after a tank cleaning, and about the only fish to really use it were the algae eaters. So it eventually was tossed out as being not-worth-the-effort.

steven522

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> We need a sexy robotic fishy tour guide (mechanical fish in her bikini?) to lure other fish through the tunnel. Program said robot to go from one tank to the other on prescribed schedule daily. Now you've got yourself an attraction!!

Makkuro

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @What it is: Ant People are tricky; sometimes they become Giant People. Sometimes they get into yellowjackets.

They're a little crazy and even dangerous to be around, but since most of them are doctors, I don't worry too much about them.

92BuickLeSabre

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @92BuickLeSabre: True. But let me ask you this: what are we to make of the arguably even smaller population of ant farm people?

These are the big questions :P

What it is

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @What it is: The hamster people are indeed a smaller population.

But I'm willing to bet the cat people's living rooms are no breath of fresh air either.

92BuickLeSabre

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @poppy: Hey, I'm not the one with that impression; I was arguing that the fish probably do use it to get from one tank to the other, knowingly.

HeartBurnKid, creepy morbid freak

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Also, if the vacuum was strong enough, it would start evaporating the water, and all of the dissolved air in the water (if it was below the vapor pressure). It would also need to be a closed system for the vaccuum to work. You can't pull a vacuum when it's open to the air. (Sorry for the long post, all of my Chemical Engineering experience just fall out of my head.)

luckyxero

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> There's no way this would work under open conditions (atmospheric temperature and pressure).

An air vacuum, even highly industrial freeze dryer vacuums, do not have enough capacity to suspend water and keep it from falling into the tanks. It would work if it the tanks were sealed, but they aren't. The depth of the water in the fish tanks is not sufficient to balance the pressure of the water in the bridge. If the tanks were about 5 feet tall at their current cross sectional area, it may work. I smell Shananigans!

@Delosworld - the fish tanks in the link you provided are big enough to support the pressure of the water in the bridge, 2 tanks of water to support about 1 tanks worth of bridge water. In this scenario, the bridge looks like it is about 30 tanks worth. 2 small fish tanks cannot support that weight.

luckyxero

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> All that effort and not a single customer is looking at it.

bobdobbs

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Whilst it seems they do use it, if anything were to put off the fish from using the tunnel, it would be having to swim right up past the lights resting on them.
A lot of fish are pretty sensetive to strong light, even marine ones..


Lukewpnunn

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @92BuickLeSabre: I was just thinking that! Except I also thought of that smaller population of "hamster people" with all the multi-colored tubes growing out of stinky cages in the corners of their living rooms.....if required to choose, I'd totally take the fish bridge.

What it is

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I wonder how fresh the water is in the bridge. Fish need oxygen in their water, hence the bubbler's in fish tanks. If the water in the bridge doesn't circulate well, it may be a "dead zone" for the fish.

newgalactic

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Oh, do a google search using "aquarium bridge" and a lot of stuff pops up for this type of thing. Lots of links for products and homebrew experimentation.

Here's a product example.
[www.animalworldnetwork.com]


DelosWorld

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I guess a lot of folks didn't bother to look at the reference links to the story. Apparently they use air pumps to suck the air out at the top of the tunnel. That pulls the water up and fills the tunnel with H2Oski.

DelosWorld

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> The water in the bridge is being held by a syphon. Basically to tanks have have the same amount of water and the bridge is filled last. As long as both tanks have enough water in them to keep the syphon. The bridge can hold the water.

My only question is how would they do the water changes?

AyeFORE1

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Looks like the Big Dig for fishes...

Also looks like a dangerous setup from multiple standpoints, and the tubes don't look inviting for fish, for a multitude of reasons. I'd take it down.

dcartist

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> This seems a bit fishy to me. (no pun intended)

gadgetfanatic

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @gusnyc.com:I don't think that would be a good idea since water and electricity don't tend to mix well.

gadgetfanatic

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @HeartBurnKid: Again, where did you guys get the impression that the fish don't use this thing? Look at the pictures.

poppy

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @lulabale: Vacuum pressure on the sealed bridge, see my post above.

AndyDuncan

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> as for people worried about cleaning these things, as long as there is no direct sunlight AND you have heavy duty filters running (as they do) cleaning would be quite simple with the right algae tablets and chemical treatments. also, they have those amazing magnetic scrubbers that you can use to clean the inside of the tank and tubes. very cool idea. a bit risky if you live on the second floor or above, but still, very cool.

SharkByte

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Yeah Fishy Trail!!

When I created mine, I had to put the tunnels on the side of the tank at the most common level at which the fish swam to encourage them to use it. I also ran a 1/8 perforated airhose through it to keep the water curculating otherwise it gets a bit messy. Oh and you do have to keep the tanks and tubes at the same level. It's fun to look at and the Cats love it!

SFCritter

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Either the bridge has to be sealed, or the tanks have to be, right?
If the tanks are sealed, you fill it up from the top, but you need to worry about the fish that dies in the tank.
If the bridge is sealed, you have to wonder how they filled it up.



lulabale

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I could turn this into the worlds largest bong!!

seanmeyers

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I will also have a sort of rail the size of a model train set system set up in my room to carry stuff (messages, people, snacks) around.

And for the hell of it, one means of moving between the two floors will be a ladder hidden in a giant green pipe with a button that'll play Super Mario effects when you push it.

Reilaos~

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Fish aren't quite as stupid as we all think; The Mythbusters were able to train goldfish to run a rudimentary maze for food. So I think they'd figure out that the tube connects two different places. Eventually.

HeartBurnKid, creepy morbid freak

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @CCOLDSMOKE:

Dude, you had me LMAO over here @ work! Seriously, I started to tear up, people looking @ me, good stuff...

If it's wrong to laugh my ass off picturing a dead fish floating into oblivion with no way of retrieving it...Then I don't want to be right!

ITsPennywise

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Cheve: OIC you said "everywhere" which would include the tanks themselves. That would work, but it doesn't look like the tanks have their lids sealed.

AndyDuncan

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> One day, I will have an indoor pool.

It will have a glass bottom.

Underneath that glass bottom, there will be an aquarium. Of sharks.

Underneath that aquarium, there will be a lounge.

It will be glorious.

Reilaos~

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Cheve: Actually, if you opened the top you'd let air in, which would immediately allow the water in the "bridge" to flow out into the tanks. What's keeping the water there is that there's no air available to displace it.

You'd have to build the bridge, put it in place, and then suck the air out of it while you added water to the tanks. You can test this phenomenon at home by taking a glass, submerging it in the sink, letting it fill with water and then pulling it out of the sink ass-end first. Because there's no air to leak in, the water stays in the glass (until you let the lip break the surface).

AndyDuncan

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Since I was a tween I have always thought a cool mod would be to put together an eloborate hamster cage with all the elbows and tunnels, seal it water tight and put fish in it. I am thinking of a piece of *art* that you would put up against a wall and cover the entire wall with these twists and turns for the fishies to swim in. I am 35 now and realize that cleaning somethign like this would suck. Not to mention the water-proofing of a cage designed to have air-holes. Still a neat concept. You go over to somebodies house and they have fish swimming through all these tubes. I think it would be cool to see (not to own).

fumunda

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I watched a few years ago something on Discovery about training fishes to follow mazes and stuff.

Maybe with some time those fishes will be able to use it...

cheers

Brassen

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @ccoldsmoke: You have to suck the floater out......

jdhuck

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I'm sure when the tunnel bursts and everyone there gets covered in fishy water they won't be too happy.

ceilingFANBOY

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> What happens when one of them dies in the bridge?

CColdsmoke

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @poppy: Yeah, I was wondering 'bout that too. Most every picture shows fishies in the bridgies.

FЯeeMan

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @uberfu: Why are some of you acting like the fish don't use the bridge? There are several pictures here showing them swim across it; up it, etc. Did you not look at the pictures?

poppy

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Pope John Peeps II: Actually, the thing about water is pressure is "equal" everywhere, except for the "depth" factor, so you could seal everywhere but the top of the bridge and then just pour water until it's nice and full (quite a bitch to feed the fish!)

Cheve

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> If I were trapped in a room and there were a 2 mile tunnel leading to another room exactly like the one I'm in, I don't think I'd use the tunnel either.

metonae

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I bet Nemo could have escaped using this bridge and he could have gotten back to his father sooner.

jdhuck

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I did the same thing once with hamsters. Much more fun to watch than fish.

thegoonie

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @shorty6049:

You can try it at home. Get two buckets and a short piece of hose, fill the buckets and hose with water and put the ends of the hose in the buckets ... and be amazed!

Sihanouk-s-Poodle

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @nocode: From the pics, it looks like the plexi tubes have their ends underwater. There's probably enough pressure there to equalize the pressure from the bridge water.

Also, it looks like there are some pretty substantial pumps going on here (from the size of the pipes)

Pope John Peeps II

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Forgive my ignorance, but how is the water in the bridge not pushing out the water in the tanks?

I'd also imagine cleaning these could be a pain in the a$$

nocode

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> All I know is I'd hate to clean it.

BurstAneurysm

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> how would the fill the bridge with water and install it without letting air get into it? this thing seems kinda fishy... (but apparently not?)

shorty6049

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> There is NO water in the "bridge." Water seeks its own level and any water in the bridge will fall back down into the tanks causing the tanks to overflow and the bridge to empty. Whoever built this was either kidding or ignorant of 15th century physics.

falconsimage

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> this is a repeat .. alredy done on Giz afaik

bobbiac

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @DelosWorld: Maybe you've been traveling through time? That's the story I'd go with.

This reminds me of some show with a bunch of cat people (people with cats, not Nastassja Kinski and Malcolm McDowell) and the cat people had these crazy tunnels and ledges throughout their house for all of their cats. Cat people freak me out (including Malcom McDowell.)

92BuickLeSabre

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> So, is the water held in place by vacuum? Since there is no air inlet at the top of the tube, the water can't escape either direction? Weird.

FrankenPC

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @homerjay: There's no waterline, that's a sealed seam of the plexi. The entire tube is filled with water.

UofITom

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @DelosWorld: There was a similar post awile back yeah. Not the same though.

Ultraorange

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> @Ultraorange: Yes, had you patented it, you would have sold one! :)

homerjay

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Wait a minute- in the picture with the green plants, the fish appear to be on both sides of the waterline. Is one of those fish swimming in the air??

homerjay

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I have plans I made for this about 10 years ago. If only I had a patent.

Ultraorange

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]>

They could easily build in an access panel someplace on the bridge and lace it with something to attract the fish and the fish would inevitably use it_

Sounds more like the folks who run the place mostly thought it would be cool to have fish tanks and then they came up with the idea for the bridge - very nice piece of engineering - but it seems like they know nothing or very little about fish other than you feed them daily so they stay alive and that too much green algae is bad 'cause they watched "Finding Nemo"_

uberfu

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> You'd think that in the tube there might be a negative pressure that might hurt the air bladders of the fish. But they don't seem to be bothered by it so maybe not.

This is like daja vu. I know I saw these exact same photos a year or two or three ago somewhere. Is Gizmo recycling features from the past or something?

DelosWorld

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> If he wanted to make an elaborate setup for aquatic life such as this, he should've opted for an octopus. They would definitely use this. Unfortunately, you do have to seal off both connecting tanks as well, because they can fit in holes far smaller than themselves.

Kaiser-Machead's Chips Ahoy!

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> they need to add electroshock palletes to encourage the fish to explore.

gusnyc.com

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> I want a bridge that connects my place to the playboy mansion!

Blackti3

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> Kewl! Kinda like the railroads some minature train lovers build across their house/bedroom. But with live fish. I want something liket that for myself, but unfortunately, I can't hold my breath that long.

coach

]]> <![CDATA[Fish Bridge Connects Two Aquariums; if Only Fish Were Smart Enough to Use it]]> This is like an Einstein-Rosen Bridge for the fishies. If only they knew it existed, where it was, and how to traverse it, they could travel to an otherwise impossibly distant universe.
... what...?

workingonyourinvoice

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