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Many species have different requirements, so a versatile and easy adaptable terrarium is essential. In order to meet the needs of herpetologists and more importantly, the needs of reptiles and amphibians, Exo Terra developed a wide range of terrariums each with their own specific features. All our terrariums can be used for several applications and set-ups; from temporary housing to the state-of-the-art natural terrarium.When Jack Heathcote says his house is a bit of a dive, he couldn’t be prouder.That's because he has converted the cellar of his five-bedroom house into Britain’s biggest domestic aquarium.The 37-year-old, who lives in the Carlton district of Nottingham, has created a private underwater world in the basement of his five-bedroom home, filled with exotic species usually only seen in such far-flung corners of the world as the Amazon and Congo.The tropical haven, complete with viewing window, lies directly underneath the living room of Jack's red-brick Edwardian property.

And at 12ft 6in x 12ft 8in x 7ft, it is the same size as the room above. Wet room: Jack Heathcote shows off the largest domestic aquarium in the UK at his home in Nottingham Something's fishy: The 'aquarium' in the cellar of Mr Heathcote's house, features a collection of tropical sea life It is so large - arguably the largest privately owned aquarium in Britain - that Jack has to dive in himself once a fortnight to clean it.And the salsa teacher has admitted he does not own a TV, claiming he doesn't need one as he prefers to watch the sea creatures swimming instead. Jack, who has been fascinated by fish since a trip to a Blackpool aquarium when he was ten years old, said, 'My hobby's not only taken over my life, it's taken over my home. It is not the first time he has added an aquatic feature to his living quarters. In his previous home, he built an indoor tropical pond which he filled with 12 stingrays. In the swim: The tank is accessed via a hole in the living room of Mr Heathcote's five-bedroom home

When it came time to selling the house, two estate agents felt that the pond would hinder sales, but a third disagreed - and using the pond as a feature, the property was sold.Jack and his former girlfriend bought his present home with the intention of turning the cellar into one massive fish tank.Three of the walls of the tank are the foundation walls of the house and a large section of floor was removed by the bay window to allow access. Downstairs a wall of glass has replaced the brick wall, and behind it are some of the largest fish kept Swimming with sharks: The tank is so large that Jack has to dive in himself to clean it The water's lovely: The heated tank is almost 13ft by 13ft by 7ft and contains 4,800 gallons of water Measures 12ft 6in x 12ft 8in x 7ft.Contains 4,800 gallons of water.Cost: £5,000 for tank, £700 for glass, £800 for fibreglass lining... and high electricity bills.Holds two chainsaw doradids, three 2ft long Pacus, some Pangasius, a Red tail hybrid catfish, two alligator gars,

eight enormous stingrays and two Fly River turtles'I had to do some pretty accurate calculations, especially when you consider the amount of water behind the glass,' Jack said.'When it's full there's around 4,800 gallons in the tank and I'm on a meter! Each water change sees up to 1,200 gallons being taken out and then replace and even with my high pressure hose, it takes six hours to re-fill.'Jack paid just £700 for the glass panels and £800 for the fibreglass lining, adding that the tank cost him £5,000 in total to build. He has also stuck to simple decoration in the tank, which includes large, smooth boulders along with the branches of a damson tree which he chopped in half.The tank is an L-shape from front to back, meaning that the space immediately behind the bay window is 7ft deep, while the rest of the floor space is subdivided by a ledge that used to be the foundation for the window. Big expense: Jack, who lives in Nottingham, said that he spent around £5,000 building and filling the tank

And the collection in the tank - which includes some valuable species - consists of two chainsaw doradids, three 2ft long Pacus, some Pangasius, a Red tail hybrid catfish, two alligator gars, eight enormous stingrays and two Fly River turtles.They will soon be joined by two silver arowanas, which are more commonly found in the Amazon River Basin.'When I bought the house I knew exactly what I wanted to do in the cellar and the work really didn't take that long,' said Jack. Fish fascination: Jack claims that he first became interested in sea life when he was 10 years old after a visit to a Blackpool aquarium 'There's obviously a bit of work cleaning the tank and changing the water. Then there's feeding the fish, but that only takes about 30 minutes every two or three days. They eat anything from trout to mussels.'It does cost a bit for the upkeep, and most people would not want to see my electricity bill, but I make some money selling some of the fish I breed.'There's too much red tape to even consider opening up to the public, but to have the UK's biggest private aquarium, is something I am very proud of.'