I don't own any fish nor do I know anything about aquariums but I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video and learning something new! :) I love how passionate this guy is!! keep it up!!
I know I'm still younger than him but OMG JOEY IS A BABY HERE. I'm a relatively newer subscriber and I am just seeing these old videos. MUCH prefer the new style but omg this is so cool to see how much the channel has grown. 😂😂
This is my 3rd DIY video this month. You must have missed the others. I also did this month: HOW TO: DIY aquarium heater and dehumidifier HOW TO: Make DIY fish food
We did this about 20 years ago with a soft, clear tube about 5cm internal. Out of eight fish two learned to swim through the bridge after a couple of months. We used to sing 'Born Free' when we saw them doing it.
I think your channel is the best out there. But the lazy man in me would just use transparent pvc piping with 2 transparent elbows and something to secure it to the aquarium, so not a bridge but a water tunnel/tube... subway..ect...
I've been watching your videos for years. You are one of my favorite guy youtubers anytime I have a fish problem, or need inspiration for a fish project I come to you and you never fail to amaze I love your channel
Who will be the first to build this?? send me the video if you do, would love to see what you come up with. FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/uarujoey
Hey Joey! Just wondering. Is your book available as a physical book? I cannot seem to find it if so on your website. Is it only available through downloading? Thanks Joey!
I'm building my own bar with integrated aquarium, gonna use it for some Danios, Cories, a Kuhli loach, some Siamese Algae eaters, a shrimp or two and a Black Molly. Wanted to make one aquarium but you've convinced me to make two smaller ones connected by a bridge. Would look prototype in a bar. The fish won't freak out cause it's a home bar, no stress going on around them. I'll keep the decorations simple with a couple hideouts for the loach, maybe sand instead of gravel. I'll post pics when Ive completed the project. 😃
It doesnt leak. But if it will leak it wont work to begin with. It all works because of vacuum, so on top of having to be water tight, it needs to be air tight.
This is by far one of my favorite projects you've done! Also, loved your book, I've read it probably 3 times now and still never gets old! Great job my friend and keep up the keepin up!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed the book. Lots of great info in it. Im working on new additions for it to expand the book. The new version will be totally free for anyone that already bought it. You'll get an email when it's ready. ;)
I've seen this idea before, but I haven't seen someone make it out of glass. I've always seen acrylic. This can be super cool when implemented in the right space
This looks so awesome and really cool! And it would look even more awesome if there were any fish swimming through that. I so want to try this but if only I wasn't too scare to get my house wet if there happens to be any mishap. Lol But it's still a really creative and great idea. If I decide to have any tank out in my balcony one of these days, I gotta try this out. Thanks for sharing this great idea!
Hi Joey, I'm about to attempt this build connecting two 250 litre (66 gallon) tanks. The question I want to ask you is: The bridge is going to be 195cm long and will hold approx 150 litres (39 gallons) do you think I will be ok using 6mm glass?
got a question i went to the pet store and got a brand new Emperor Aquarium pump and it want prime fully up i mean it pumps water but it makes a grinding noise like when it makes when its self priming up what can u tell me about whats going on with it? ive done everything i know and i cant take it back bc its out the 90 warranty figured it would fix it self
I cant believe you were someone dangerous in the past... Wellnot dangerous but you get my point... I dont know if it means anything or if you'll ever see this comment... But you're amazing. Youre proof that economic conditions really do determine an individual's life.. If only you had the luxury and privilege to begin your beautiful hobbie earlier in life.. Ive been a long time fan and after watching your newest video explaining your history, ive only grown to become a bigger fan. Thank you for what you do. You inspired me, and because of you; my ptsd doesnt effect me as horrible as much as it used to :,)
very inspiring, i was thinking of fish bridge today, not knowing that this even existed. and in the i was hoping to see the fish use it.. awesome instructions.
I don’t own a fish tank either but I would like to one day. Thank you very much for posting this video. It was clever, entertaining, and very informative. Not only did I learn how to build an aquarium bride but I also learned about air pressure and vacuum. I may not build one any time soon but if I ever had the chance I would know what to do. Thank you. Too bad we couldn’t see it in use with fish.
Amazing... Please do put in some fish and make a video of that... I also believe that if you use your drip irrigation system for water changes, with the inlet at one side, and the outlet at the other, it will work just fine.. as for the algae, i believe that your simple ceramic filter should keep the water clean enough... And thanks for sharing this amazing idea.. And if you / i use an acrylic sheet for this project.. the tube can be made to bend at the sides, so the flow of water will be smoother..
This is a great video. Very well explained and though out. I would love to try this one day. However I need to start with the basics of simply making my own aquarium first. Got to learn how to walk before I run, but I do intend to do this one day. I'm just curious how often it would be used (maybe more than I think). I wonder if it would be helpful if the fish can see the other tank. I don't care this is too cool to not give it a try. Tanks Joey for putting this together.
Excellent video, superb explanation great video editing and valuable info, keep doing what you do 'cause you are more then good at doing it thanks for the share!
I'm thinking of getting guppies I have a few small tanks but non are big anough is it ok to connect them with a pipe making water bridges? So I will have 1 big tank?
My video editing will get better with time. Im still learning. Unfortunately, im taking you guys along for that ride as well. lol :) I dont have anyone to manually do camera movements like that, so i have to edit it afterwards. It was much easier than i thought it would be... "So thats how you do that!" is something i say every video while editing. lol
I've been watching since pretty much the beginning and your videos look better and better, keep it up man! The water bridge is an awesome idea, I'm thinking about building something similar for my turtle now :)
Yah sweet bro, I had been thinking about this very concept over this past week, then I came across this video. I was thinking more of putting a dome of sorts in the centre of my goldfish pond so they could swim up above the waterline and see the pond they live in, Lol. Thing that kept me up at night (so to speak) is Pressure. Specifically, what it might actually feel like for the fish and potential effects? - Do they experience any pressure differential inside the water vacuum columb?, like you would experience if you were to dive down really deep into the ocean? - If so does that mean the higher above the surface they swim the greater the pressure they would experience? - Or is there simply no pressure differential in any area of the total volume of water contained within the system. Probably overthinking it, but I find it to be an intriguing question.
Awesome video love the idea but I don't have the skill or patience to build this awesome device. Would you ever sell one that you have made? Would love to have 1 thanks!
Not helping my multiple tank syndrome! Lol tried to figure out how to get the water in the bridge before the reveal. Didn't figure it out in time. Fun video thanks 👍
I have a question for the diy king. I'd really like to do this but using clear pvc instead. the only way I can make it work is if I can pipe straight up to the ceiling and elbow over. that distance is about 5' straight up. is this possible?
Do the tanks have to be level in order for this to work? I have 25 and 36 gallon bow front aquariums. I was thinking about having the larger one in the back and smaller one in front of it and about 1/2 off to the side and at different levels. Would love to bridge them together if possible.Please advise - thanks!
+Ed Beaman the tops of the tanks will have to be equal, else you're only be able to fill one to the top, and the other one only to the height of the lowest aquarium. So it does work with differently sized tanks, but only if you put the smaller ones higher.
I know this might be a dumb question, but, i have done this on my outdoor whisky barrel ponds for growing koi. Seen as they can swim from one tank to another, does that essentially make it a bigger tank? Or do i still have to make sure theres only so many fish per tank?
Wondering if you knew how to make a floating fish tank/floating fish globe ,for viewing fish above tank :0) There are tons of photos online but no one has a clear tutorial ,some for sale are hundreds :/ This video is awesome but this would take me a lifetime! lol I'm not skilled at all! Thank you for all your great videos ,you are a life saver for a novice like myself :) Happy fish keeping!!
I am now wondering if something like this would be a practical way to connect two smaller tanks to use for a sump for a reef tank. I do have a handful of aqueon ten gallon tanks
I built a custom stand for my two 55s to make them feel a bit more like 1 big tank - this would make it even more that way! Makes me feel more motivated to set them up again and do this. I can just imagine the antics of clown loaches on this bridge :)
Really neat idea, do the fish usually swim between the two tanks? I feel like if I did this the fish would just stay in one tank because that's my luck lol
Which part of Newfy are you from? We watch your videos and have so much fun! We are from Grandfalls, Nfld! Have a good one bie! Cheers! Your darn smart! Peace!
Do I need to worry about the weight of the bridge which includes water weight + glass weight. Definitely the recommended glass thickness will be used. I am planning to keep the aquarium around 48 inch apart with 6mm dia of bridge. Because this bridge will be kept on one single side of each aquarium, are there any changes that bridge weight can tear apart the aquarium?
Water pressure increases with depth, but here you've created a way to reduce water pressure, by having a volume above the level exposed to the air. This might actually prove to be a useful system for encouraging some fish species to breed, as many prefer to spawn during thunderstorms/heavy rains, to ensure their young aren't going to end up trying to survive through a dry spell or drought. Thunderstorms are the result of a low pressure weather system, which the fish can sense, even under the water, through its affects on their swim bladders. If you could build a bridge - or just a capped off tube - high enough above the water surface (about 400 inches, to offset the 14.7 psi air pressure at sea level), you could end up with negative pressure, and the water would actually start cold-boiling into vacuum, otherwise seen as cavitation on boat propellers, where the extreme low pressure causes the water to turn to gas. You don't want that or your fish will explode (although the tank would probably implode first, unless built to a similar standard as one of an equal depth).
Would it still work if you had parallel U bends going from one tank, right round the room to another tank on equal level so the fish could have a day out, a bit like a pub crawl, you always end up back home.
who came here just to see fish going through the water bridge but it didnt happen
Shah Hayde you just saved me 15 minutes
Shah Hayde thanks :)
I'm sure they'll go through it. He opened with saying he does not have any small enough fish. I am just wondering if my turtle would go through it.
Thanks for the heads up!!!
c m i wouldnt do it unless its super smart turtle. little dude might get confused and drown
I don't own any fish nor do I know anything about aquariums but I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video and learning something new! :) I love how passionate this guy is!! keep it up!!
13:40 "I don't own any fish small enough to use to illustrate fish swimming through the bridge".
Bah... That's the one thing I WANTED to see =(
That's the only problem with this video. I prefer smaller fish.
I know I'm still younger than him but OMG JOEY IS A BABY HERE. I'm a relatively newer subscriber and I am just seeing these old videos. MUCH prefer the new style but omg this is so cool to see how much the channel has grown. 😂😂
I watched the entire vid. and don't even own an aquarium. strange
i own a 55 g tank and Im only 11
enchanted gaming how is that relevant to what they said?
asking real questions here
I own a 75gallon tank and only 9
ughitstaliyah lighten up on the kid.
Every year I go back and watch this video to celebrate the first KingOfDIY video I've seen. You are a great inspiration. keep up the amazing work.
Great to finally see a good ol classic DIY vid Thanks!!
This is my 3rd DIY video this month. You must have missed the others.
I also did this month:
HOW TO: DIY aquarium heater and dehumidifier
HOW TO: Make DIY fish food
We did this about 20 years ago with a soft, clear tube about 5cm internal. Out of eight fish two learned to swim through the bridge after a couple of months. We used to sing 'Born Free' when we saw them doing it.
bro; your channel has come SO far! from thiis video to todays newer uploads. one of my youtube idols forreal!!
Bro, if you sold these things I would order one from you.
T-Zay same
Me too.
Oh great, another project for the "someday" list.
knowing you, that means tomorrow.
And yet here you are, watching and commenting anyway.
7 years ago but still very accurate!
Wait... You can have a list?
Great. Another thing to forget to do
Great video mate. Added to my "This is cool I must make this once I complete my other 10000 projects" list
Your list is almost as long as mine! ;)
I think your channel is the best out there. But the lazy man in me would just use transparent pvc piping with 2 transparent elbows
and something to secure it to the aquarium, so not a bridge but a water tunnel/tube... subway..ect...
There is nothing wrong with that way either! Large clear tuning is expensive though.
I've been watching your videos for years. You are one of my favorite guy youtubers anytime I have a fish problem, or need inspiration for a fish project I come to you and you never fail to amaze I love your channel
Who will be the first to build this?? send me the video if you do, would love to see what you come up with. FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK: facebook.com/uarujoey
Hey Joey! Just wondering. Is your book available as a physical book? I cannot seem to find it if so on your website. Is it only available through downloading?
Thanks Joey!
Can you use normal 6 millimeter glass?
***** As soon as I build my two 90g tanks from your instructions I will build a water bridge. It looks like an awesome setup!
I'm building my own bar with integrated aquarium, gonna use it for some Danios, Cories, a Kuhli loach, some Siamese Algae eaters, a shrimp or two and a Black Molly.
Wanted to make one aquarium but you've convinced me to make two smaller ones connected by a bridge. Would look prototype in a bar.
The fish won't freak out cause it's a home bar, no stress going on around them.
I'll keep the decorations simple with a couple hideouts for the loach, maybe sand instead of gravel.
I'll post pics when Ive completed the project. 😃
+The king of DIY basically this project is a huge, cool siphon
Why did I watch this till the end? I don't even have fishes or aquariums....
lmao
+Matthieu “OcuS” Honel same XD I'm in that part of youtube again
Because science
"fishes"
ditto lol
Your point about the bridge not leaking was very interesting. Great video!
It doesnt leak. But if it will leak it wont work to begin with.
It all works because of vacuum, so on top of having to be water tight, it needs to be air tight.
Great build joey! I'm really enjoying the video quality ( editing, camera work, sound etc.) you've come a long way since your first videos!
Indeed!
I wondered if this could be done and was planning to figure it out some day. thanks for another great vid!
Your welcome. :)
+The king of DIY what about his welcome?
But im Not Rhett.
This is by far one of my favorite projects you've done! Also, loved your book, I've read it probably 3 times now and still never gets old! Great job my friend and keep up the keepin up!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed the book. Lots of great info in it. Im working on new additions for it to expand the book. The new version will be totally free for anyone that already bought it. You'll get an email when it's ready. ;)
16 min to explain smth that doesnt need an explanation, well done!
This was a cool project, Joey. Maybe it's time to demonstrate fishing swimming through it.
Very well spoken, you explain things in a very nice way..
I don't own an aquarium, but this video was great! Love the concept and I'm sure it makes for a great feature!
I've seen this idea before, but I haven't seen someone make it out of glass. I've always seen acrylic. This can be super cool when implemented in the right space
This looks so awesome and really cool! And it would look even more awesome if there were any fish swimming through that. I so want to try this but if only I wasn't too scare to get my house wet if there happens to be any mishap.
Lol
But it's still a really creative and great idea. If I decide to have any tank out in my balcony one of these days, I gotta try this out. Thanks for sharing this great idea!
Great vid Joey, love the creativity
Thanks BM
Hi Joey,
I'm about to attempt this build connecting two 250 litre (66 gallon) tanks. The question I want to ask you is: The bridge is going to be 195cm long and will hold approx 150 litres (39 gallons) do you think I will be ok using 6mm glass?
I think he has a chart on that in his video
Bro. You are wanderful. But very chattering. 😀Greetings from Turkey
Great video Joey. Well put together. Great job explaining vacuum that its push not pull not many people get that theory.
It sounded much better in my head. Putting it into words easy enough for anyone to understand can be difficult. I did my best. :)
Great video king!!! Nice 👍
got a question i went to the pet store and got a brand new Emperor Aquarium pump and it want prime fully up i mean it pumps water but it makes a grinding noise like when it makes when its self priming up what can u tell me about whats going on with it? ive done everything i know and i cant take it back bc its out the 90 warranty figured it would fix it self
OMG YOURE SO CUTE HELLO FROM THE FUTURE! Your video style has matured so much in just a few years! Good idea, I like the creativity here.
I cant believe you were someone dangerous in the past... Wellnot dangerous but you get my point...
I dont know if it means anything or if you'll ever see this comment... But you're amazing.
Youre proof that economic conditions really do determine an individual's life.. If only you had the luxury and privilege to begin your beautiful hobbie earlier in life.. Ive been a long time fan and after watching your newest video explaining your history, ive only grown to become a bigger fan.
Thank you for what you do. You inspired me, and because of you; my ptsd doesnt effect me as horrible as much as it used to :,)
Thank you so much i have used so many of your diys and just wanted to say thank you!
Your welcome James.
very inspiring, i was thinking of fish bridge today, not knowing that this even existed. and in the i was hoping to see the fish use it.. awesome instructions.
Wow. Beautiful idea and nice work ⏳⏳⏳
I don’t own a fish tank either but I would like to one day. Thank you very much for posting this video. It was clever, entertaining, and very informative. Not only did I learn how to build an aquarium bride but I also learned about air pressure and vacuum. I may not build one any time soon but if I ever had the chance I would know what to do. Thank you.
Too bad we couldn’t see it in use with fish.
Point: Don't put a bubbler/aerator under the bridge opening.
+Luke Boland good point lol
Why?
😂😂😂
LMAO and to the person that asked why. The air will go in and push the water out.
Very cool joey...another exciting project!!!
This is the first video that I ever watched from Joey's channel...
Another awesome job Joey! Keep up the great work!
it's so cool to see how far joey has come.
Very inspiring... we see many creative possibilities from this demostration. Thanks Joey...
Very cool. Also, that DIY logo reminds me of an M1 Carbine front sight.
I went to look for other videos where the fish would swim through the bridge after watching this. Now I'm satisfied.
Thank you for a very easy to understand and insperational video.
Great video, now I'm looking around my place to see where I can utilize this!!
smething new n innovative as always ,,, love ua diys bro,,,,,,
Thanks my man! Lots more to come for sure.
Great video!!! I will put 3 or 4 55 or 75G and make it look like one very long aquarium.
such a cool bridge, certainly makes for a cooler tank set up.
can this be done with aquariums that have different hight levels?
+Ana Avila yes. The tunnel has to be level though, so one entrance would just have to be longer.
+The king of DIY Thanks. Im planing on puting two tanks one in front of each other at different levels ando would love to conect them.
No you can't :)
Won't the water level equalize?
+Tim Johnston
Yes, they will...you would need lower tank closed
Amazing... Please do put in some fish and make a video of that... I also believe that if you use your drip irrigation system for water changes, with the inlet at one side, and the outlet at the other, it will work just fine..
as for the algae, i believe that your simple ceramic filter should keep the water clean enough...
And thanks for sharing this amazing idea..
And if you / i use an acrylic sheet for this project.. the tube can be made to bend at the sides, so the flow of water will be smoother..
Very Informative this technique.. Its Amazing! I like
This is a great video. Very well explained and though out. I would love to try this one day. However I need to start with the basics of simply making my own aquarium first. Got to learn how to walk before I run, but I do intend to do this one day. I'm just curious how often it would be used (maybe more than I think). I wonder if it would be helpful if the fish can see the other tank. I don't care this is too cool to not give it a try. Tanks Joey for putting this together.
pritty good mate , really enjoy your videos they give me a lots of ideas thx bro :)
Very beautifully explained! loved this!
Although I'm way late, I'm still so excited to create this for my fish! Thanks.
Excellent video, superb explanation great video editing and valuable info, keep doing what you do 'cause you are more then good at doing it thanks for the share!
I'm thinking of getting guppies I have a few small tanks but non are big anough is it ok to connect them with a pipe making water bridges? So I will have 1 big tank?
wow, that is awesome. the fish would love the water bridge
I don't wanna sound off topic but that opening camera move was pretty legit, being a film student I notice stuff like that haha
My video editing will get better with time. Im still learning. Unfortunately, im taking you guys along for that ride as well. lol :)
I dont have anyone to manually do camera movements like that, so i have to edit it afterwards. It was much easier than i thought it would be... "So thats how you do that!" is something i say every video while editing. lol
I've been watching since pretty much the beginning and your videos look better and better, keep it up man!
The water bridge is an awesome idea, I'm thinking about building something similar for my turtle now :)
Cool project Joey!
That is actually a nice comment everyone else thinks it’s bad because they don’t even own fish
that's a cool idea man. I'm Gunna try this put those few pieces of fish tank glass I have to use lol
Yah sweet bro, I had been thinking about this very concept over this past week, then I came across this video. I was thinking more of putting a dome of sorts in the centre of my goldfish pond so they could swim up above the waterline and see the pond they live in, Lol. Thing that kept me up at night (so to speak) is Pressure.
Specifically, what it might actually feel like for the fish and potential effects?
- Do they experience any pressure differential inside the water vacuum columb?, like you would experience if you were to dive down really deep into the ocean?
- If so does that mean the higher above the surface they swim the greater the pressure they would experience?
- Or is there simply no pressure differential in any area of the total volume of water contained within the system.
Probably overthinking it, but I find it to be an intriguing question.
I can't answer that question , but I like it.
Great video joey.. big fan :)
thanks pal!
Awsome as always Sir!
Awesome video love the idea but I don't have the skill or patience to build this awesome device. Would you ever sell one that you have made? Would love to have 1 thanks!
Would it be advisable to put a check valve at the top of the bridge to pump the air our easier?
Not helping my multiple tank syndrome! Lol tried to figure out how to get the water in the bridge before the reveal. Didn't figure it out in time. Fun video thanks 👍
Great video. Can you make a video on how to prevent a pump burnout in case the refugium overflow stops??
Why is this in my suggestions? I don't even own fish...
+Devan Biasi UA-cam thinks you should.
Like a boss
best reply ever
The king of DIY ikr
Seriously UA-cam Recommended algorithm, go dislike yourself. Unrequited video of,... of, Huh? 2 years ago?!?
I have a question for the diy king. I'd really like to do this but using clear pvc instead. the only way I can make it work is if I can pipe straight up to the ceiling and elbow over. that distance is about 5' straight up. is this possible?
Do the tanks have to be level in order for this to work? I have 25 and 36 gallon bow front aquariums. I was thinking about having the larger one in the back and smaller one in front of it and about 1/2 off to the side and at different levels. Would love to bridge them together if possible.Please advise - thanks!
You just need to make the side going into the smaller one longer.
+Ed Beaman the tops of the tanks will have to be equal, else you're only be able to fill one to the top, and the other one only to the height of the lowest aquarium.
So it does work with differently sized tanks, but only if you put the smaller ones higher.
I know this might be a dumb question, but, i have done this on my outdoor whisky barrel ponds for growing koi. Seen as they can swim from one tank to another, does that essentially make it a bigger tank? Or do i still have to make sure theres only so many fish per tank?
Wondering if you knew how to make a floating fish tank/floating fish globe ,for viewing fish above tank :0) There are tons of photos online but no one has a clear tutorial ,some for sale are hundreds :/ This video is awesome but this would take me a lifetime! lol I'm not skilled at all! Thank you for all your great videos ,you are a life saver for a novice like myself :) Happy fish keeping!!
Your videos are amazing. THANK YOU :)
Great video. So interesting, even though i don't have aquariums lol
I am now wondering if something like this would be a practical way to connect two smaller tanks to use for a sump for a reef tank. I do have a handful of aqueon ten gallon tanks
I built a custom stand for my two 55s to make them feel a bit more like 1 big tank - this would make it even more that way! Makes me feel more motivated to set them up again and do this. I can just imagine the antics of clown loaches on this bridge :)
Do it! I'm experimenting with a network of nano tanks myself!
Really neat idea, do the fish usually swim between the two tanks? I feel like if I did this the fish would just stay in one tank because that's my luck lol
Which part of Newfy are you from? We watch your videos and have so much fun! We are from Grandfalls, Nfld! Have a good one bie! Cheers! Your darn smart! Peace!
Are both the aquarium need to be at the same height?
I don know if you are still keeping track of your old video comments but I think you should do this in the gallery
Is there any place you can get this bridge from?
how much glass did you use? What kind of silicone were you using?
Would I need filters in both tanks?
Very cool Joey thanks for making this!
Nice tutorial...well explained..thanks and i wanna make this
You are the DIY Beast!!! Keep it up! -B
Can you do a video on how to make a homemade bulkhead?
Great video by the way!
Great, great, great video! Really informative too!! THANX!!!
Do I need to worry about the weight of the bridge which includes water weight + glass weight. Definitely the recommended glass thickness will be used. I am planning to keep the aquarium around 48 inch apart with 6mm dia of bridge. Because this bridge will be kept on one single side of each aquarium, are there any changes that bridge weight can tear apart the aquarium?
Water pressure increases with depth, but here you've created a way to reduce water pressure, by having a volume above the level exposed to the air.
This might actually prove to be a useful system for encouraging some fish species to breed, as many prefer to spawn during thunderstorms/heavy rains, to ensure their young aren't going to end up trying to survive through a dry spell or drought. Thunderstorms are the result of a low pressure weather system, which the fish can sense, even under the water, through its affects on their swim bladders.
If you could build a bridge - or just a capped off tube - high enough above the water surface (about 400 inches, to offset the 14.7 psi air pressure at sea level), you could end up with negative pressure, and the water would actually start cold-boiling into vacuum, otherwise seen as cavitation on boat propellers, where the extreme low pressure causes the water to turn to gas.
You don't want that or your fish will explode (although the tank would probably implode first, unless built to a similar standard as one of an equal depth).
Would this be possible on a tank that is ontop of another for the fish to swim straight up?
As everybody i havnt got a tank, but isnt the preassure in the tunnel bigger? is that not a problem for the fish?
This looks so cool! I'm gonna try it some day!
Would it still work if you had parallel U bends going from one tank, right round the room to another tank on equal level so the fish could have a day out, a bit like a pub crawl, you always end up back home.
HI, it is a very interesting design but how do you manage the water filtration?
Does it works to put inlet one side and outlet on the other tank?