Aquarium Sink
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hadla
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Re: Aquarium Sink
those poor fish. so what happens when theres hot water in the sink? wouldnt it heat up the aquarium water?
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LongGrain
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Re: Aquarium Sink
there is no way having hot water in that sink for a few seconds or even a few minutes is going to create any noticeable temperature change in all that water. It takes quite a bit of energy to raise the temperature of water. Hot water in that sink would cool to the temperature of the rest of the water long before the other way around would occur.
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hadla
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Re: Aquarium Sink
oh, but still, id be too afraid of it breaking or whatever is under it not being able to support the weight
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JRC3
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Re: Aquarium Sink
I'm guessing this is an "event" type deal...In other words this is a sink that is set up by an aquarium pro service, for an extravagant party by people that have money to burn. I hope at least.
There are many knowledgeable fish keepers on this forum willing to help and give great advice...The advice is free; What you choose to do with it gives it value.
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Dadof4
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Re: Aquarium Sink
The prey/predator response has got to be terrifying for those fish every time someone turns on the water or pours something in the sink.....
"Darwin swings...annnnnnd a miss. Boy Jim, Chuck's suffered at the plate tonight. He's 0 for 3 and I'm not sure he's recovered from that shoulder pull a few weeks ago. I'll bet the front office is re-thinking that contract."
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Re: Aquarium Sink
I like that last pic of it empty. 
you would think water changes would be a snap.
ohhhhhh... I do like some of the stuff on that site.. but it is a bit pricey.
you would think water changes would be a snap.
ohhhhhh... I do like some of the stuff on that site.. but it is a bit pricey.
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Re: Aquarium Sink
That....is....awesome! Can't wait fer the matching toilet.!
Re: Aquarium Sink
http://2dayblog.com/2006/05/10/fish-toilet-aquarium/CoCoPuffs wrote:That....is....awesome! Can't wait fer the matching toilet.!