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Color: As the pictures shown Note: Due to the difference between different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the item. 1 x Wall Mounted Bowl Fish Tank (fish, stone, plant are not included!) 1 x Set of screw 5 star24 star13 star52 star11 star7See all 16 customer reviewsTop Customer Reviewsworks well and will probably continue to do so||works well and will probably continue to do so||No fish should live in something this small as well ...| to see all 45 reviews Most recent customer reviewsSearch Customer Reviews Look for similar items by category Pet Supplies > Fish & Aquatic Pets > Fish Bowls Hasaan Whiteside scores slam dunk with new fish tank According to the The Real Deal, a website that details South Florida real estate news, Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside recently purchased a new $7.3 million home on Miami Beach.Naturally, Whiteside would look to make renovations and decorate the place. Enter Animal Planet's "Tanked," a show about two guys – Wayde King and Brett Raymer – who are co-owners of Acrylic Tank Manufacturing and builders of the largest and wildest fish tanks in the country.

Just consider their motto: "If you can dream it, we can build it."changing a betta fish tank water And Whiteside, who appears in a new episode Friday, had some big dreams.best fake plants fish tankHe had seen previous fish tanks built for former Heat star Shaquille O'Neal and current NBA player Dwight Howard and wanted his own."best kind of gravel for fish tankI want something amazing," Whiteside says on the show.aqua one aquarium heater 300w In the episode, King and Raymer meet with Whiteside to talk tanks and hear his ideas. makan di lembang bandung

The 7-footer explains to the hosts that he is a huge fan of fish tanks – he describes them as "art" – and mentions he owned a saltwater aquarium as a kid.acrylic fish tank gumtreeWhiteside's only requirement for the tank? "I want it big!" he exclaimed.After searching Whiteside's house for the perfect location, the group decided on the dining room. Whiteside didn't give the hosts an easy job, as he wanted to fill a corner space of the room and have the tank stretch along two large walls."I want you guys to do what you do," Whiteside told the team.And that they did.Joined by their crew of experts, King and Raymer built a pie-shaped stand and aquarium that measures 7 feet tall and 8 feet wide. It holds approximately 1,000 gallons of water and weighs roughly 10,000 pounds, according to King. Not surprising, the tank is basketball themed and has a custom-built plastic coral insert and is highlighted by a basketball feature with a spinning logo that either displays "MH" for Miami Heat or "HW" for Hassan Whiteside -- depending on which way it's standing.

More than 50 fish, including six Heniochus Butterflyfish which were placed into the tank to resemble referees, fill the tank.How do you get a tank that big inside a house? You need plenty of equipment. A barge delivered the tank to Whiteside's personal dock before a crane lifted the structure onto land. From there, the "Tanked" team used a cart to roll the tank into the dining room.However, the tank, which took more than three hours to fill with water, wasn't installed without a few hiccups. When the team initially tried to deliver the tank, it cracked along the bottom and had to be repaired.Watch exactly how the "Tanked" crew pulled off its latest job on Friday's episode airing at 10 p.m. on Animal Planet. /, 954-356-4527 or Twitter: @ssprimeproperty © 2017, Sun Sentinel Hassan Whiteside Miami Heat Dwight Howard NBA Shaquille O'NealSource - Ventura County Star Published - April 19, 2013 Rob Powells and Ryan Morgan decided it was time to get tanked. The co-owners of Rocket Fizz, the soda and candy shop that the partners have franchised into an empire on its way to 41 stores nationwide, were hosting a public relations event at their Westwood store when Morgan recognized Wayde King and Brett Raymer from the Animal Planet show "Tanked."

King and Raymer own a custom aquarium-building facility called Acrylic Tank Manufacturing in Las Vegas, and "Tanked" documents their adventures creating custom aquariums. "We talked to them and told them we were fans of the show," Powells said. "We said we ought to put a tank into one of our stores." The idea blossomed, and the "Tanked" crew pitched the idea for a custom tank at the chain's Camarillo headquarters. The reality show was shot over six weeks and will air at 9 p.m. today on Animal Planet. "They asked us what we wanted, and we started conceptualizing what would make a good tank," Powells said. The creative process the "Tanked" crew went through was something Powells and Morgan said they could relate to. "When you see the show, and the guys are pitching ideas back and forth, it looks a lot like conflict, but it's really not," Morgan said. "That's the creative process. We do that a lot with each other. There's a lot of give and take, and we ridicule each other's ideas and kid each other."

The tank design ultimately came from the Rocket Fizz logo, a retro-looking rocket with massive fins and a missile-shaped body. The aquarium holds 250 gallons of water and features a small waterfall, lights and Rocket Fizz soda bottles embedded in coral. At the back of the tank, more Rocket Fizz soda bottles are visible, and they can be rotated in and out for variety. "People really like it. They stop and comment on it or look at the fish. It's a great conversation piece," Morgan said. Powells and Morgan won't reveal the cost of the rocket tank. "We really enjoyed it. It was a smooth process," Powells said. "There's a realness to the ‘Tanked' crew, and we enjoyed them. We still talk to some of the crew. Even as the owners have taken on quirky projects for their Camarillo store, they continue to manage a booming business. Rocket Fizz has enjoyed explosive growth, even during a slow economy. As the co-owners spoke about the aquarium, Mehrdad and Shereen Hariri, of Winter Park, Fla., were in Camarillo training for a week to open their store in the sunshine state.

"I was in Nashville, Tenn. with my brother," Mehrdad Hariri said. "It was summer and I was thirsty and we saw Rocket Fizz. I stopped in and ended up talking to the owner. One thing led to another, and here I am opening a franchise." Mehrdad said he's considering a ‘Tanked' aquarium for his store, as well. "We've learned to sort of streamline the process so we literally have a crew we work with, and we design a store and then send the materials in a truck," Morgan said. "We have to keep the stores looking like Rocket Fizz, so it's a combination of the same materials. The crew flies in and does the install." Still, no two stores look exactly the same. "In Lake Tahoe, the store looks like a ski lodge," Powells said. "In San Diego, there are surfboards at the store." Powells, who can name all of the stores across the country in his head, said franchise inquiries arrive every day. "We get to pick and choose who we work with, and it's been a really great process," he said.