Fish Bird Tank

Added on April 23rd, 2008 by jackie0015 | Report Post
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bright green (#3009)

15 years ago

Thats just mean.

roamingidiot (#264)

15 years ago

That’s Freaking Awesome! I WANT!

RSIxidor (#950)

15 years ago

This hurt my eyes for a few seconds until I figured out what was going on. That had to be a bitch to set up.

Kaze (#303)

15 years ago

I don’t see how really.
Get fish tank.
Fill fish tank with water.
Get large rock.
Place large rock in bird cage.
Drop bird cage in water.

…. am I missing a step in there?

FlyingMantisShrimp (#1114)

15 years ago

I just assumed that those birds had taken heed to Al Gore’s warnings on global warming and had decided to practice living underwater in order to prepare for the future.

Rage 0 (#480)

15 years ago

I dunno Kaze, that looks like a lot of water to displace. They may have had to epoxy that thing to the bottom of the tank or something. Not to mention the noticable lack of said large rock.

asdf (#816)

15 years ago

didn’t they just but the cage in first with a big rock and then fill it with water

Kero (#64)

15 years ago

It looks like a ring shaped fish tank with a screen ontop so the birds dont get out.

RSIxidor (#950)

15 years ago

I’m pretty certain this wouldn’t have worked without it being secured before water entered the aquarium. Very large rocks can still be lifted by the power of water pressure.

Of course, the first thing I though of when I saw this was “Water bong birds”

LordPartyTime (#1786)

15 years ago

Looks pretty simple to me: large fishtank (empty). Bridcage (also empty) taller than said fishtank. Secure birdcage to bottom of fishtank via glue or hooks, epoxy around base of birdcage. fill base with gravel. Fill fishtank with water (to about 3 inches below top of birdcage) and fish. Place birds in birdcage (should be called birdtank, the only cage part is the lid) and place lid on birdcage. Take picture and submit to MCS. IMHO, more colorful fish, ones that didn’t match the birds. And more colorful birds, for that matter.