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  1. 07-13-2012, 12:25 AM #1
    BADF1SH
    BADF1SH is offline Junior Member Guppy

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    Talking Turned an 80s underwater camera casing into a beta tank

    So in my spare time at work i found this underwater camera housing that was being thrown out and figured i would save it to do something with one day. Well i turned it into a mini beta tank or maybe 2-3 tetras. I figured if it kept water out it could keep water in and it does! i fabricated mounted lights that are well hidden and put an air hose line in for an aerator. I made a swivel stand out of scrap plexi and an old work chair wheel and polished the edges of the plexi for an LED light to shine through it.
    I was just looking for comments or questions on this crazy thing i made
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