Cheapest Wall Hang Aquarium

[nanobio]

It became a trend now how the aquarium should be placed in the office and home. Some preferred to like wall mounted aquariums while some wanted a typical aquarium set up.

Due to the need of decorating aquariums, more and more developers tend to create a more suitable aquarium set up.

Wall-hung aquarium is a new sight to the people.

A new development was invented with the cheapest price and good quality.

 

[freash_water_monster]

Sweet i love this setup .. How much do you think this setup would cost in total?

 

[nanobio]

Uhm, Thanks to your interest. This costs $85 in total.

 

[achase]

Very cool looking setup.
How many gallons is it for $85??

 

[nanobio]

7 litters or 2 gallons. ideal for home and office.
It is modular and well crafted.

4" x 10" x 20" Dimension
3 Watts Airpumps w/ UGF and Top Filter
2 x 6 Watts Lighted Vinyl frame - both sides each
15 pcs. 1 inch length fishes. (Neon Tetra, Barbs, etc.)
2 pcs. Metal Brackets and screw set
1 pc. Magnetic cleaner
25 g Fish Pellets
Sand, Stones and Aquatic Plants

only for $85

 

[achase]

"15 pcs. 1 inch length fishes. (Neon Tetra, Barbs, etc.)"
You supply the fish? Your supplying 15 fish for a 2 gallon???

 

[nanobio]

Uhm, not really, we have connections to pet shop owners so we can provide a free (up to 15) 1 inches fishes upon request per wall aquarium. (These fishes usually cost $2 dollars each but we wanted the hobbyist to get the most out of our product.)

Clients may also choose the ideal number of fish for their aquarium.

 

[achase]

Oh....I see.
Not to go all animal activist on you.....but 15 fish cannot fit into a 2 gallon and I would not advertise that you can give the client "up to 15 fish".
It's not healthy for 15 fish (of any size) to live in a 2 gallon. The only fish I would suggest for a 2 gallon is a betta.
Anyways, very nice setup and I appreciate you responding to my questions.

 

[nanobio]

Thanks for your suggestion achase.
I appreciate it

Maybe our developer should consider this.
However, I see personally the way our developers do this set up.
The usual number of fish I see in their tanks is about 7-10 only. (in a Small wall aquarium)
They are generous to the hobbyist that they offer 15 fishes in their aquarium, hehe

 

[OrangeCones]

The only fish I would suggest for a 2 gallon is a betta.

With only 4" front to back in this 2 gallon tank, I'm not sure a betta would work out.

 

[achase]

With only 4" front to back in this 2 gallon tank, I'm not sure a betta would work out.

Your right OC! I like to keep bettas in nothing less than 5 gallons. I was trying to suggest something that would live happily in a 2 gallon....there isn't much. Shrimp??

However, I see personally the way our developers do this set up.
The usual number of fish I see in their tanks is about 7-10 only. (in a Small wall aquarium)
They are generous to the hobbyist that they offer 15 fishes in their aquarium, hehe

Personally, it doesn't matter the set-up......2 gallons is 2 gallons.
I would question your developers if they think that 7 - 10 fish are suitable in a 2 gallon tank.
But this is just my opinion and others might feel differently.

 

[nanu156]

Ummm and 2g aquarium + rocks +glass +other is going to weigh probably 30 lbs... figure 12lbs of water alone... and what about water changes? can you imagine how much water you would slop down the drywall??? I have seen large wall aquariums and they were pretty neat but the logistics of it just leads me to think it wouldn't work out very well in the end.

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