Watching fish swim about like they haven't a care in the world is a very therapeutic and calming activity. You might imagine you have no room for a fish tank in your home and you could always play one of those video recordings of swimming fish on your TV. Or you could try one of these ideas: everyday objects turned into fish tanks.
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Fishperson
2024-07-26T00:05:32.350Z
Please take this down! For the love of fish this is too small, stressful for the fish, has lack of aeration, heating, or filtration. Fish are not decorations! Please do your research before getting fish.
My dad did the vintage tv everyone loved it when they would visit our house
apple
2015-02-07T15:43:14.990Z
How do you clean these tanks?
lizmarkovich
2015-04-05T13:16:59.943Z
i would NEVER put a fish in any of these but maybe an aquarium w/ out fish would still have the affect
Sathishiv
2025-05-16T09:48:38.386Z
Digital Dopamine refers to the surge of dopamine—a feel-good neurotransmitter—released in the brain when we engage with digital technology like social media, video games, or endless scrolling on our phones. These digital platforms are designed to trigger short bursts of pleasure and reward, often leading to addictive behaviors, reduced attention spans, and a constant need for stimulation.
Chiao
2015-02-07T20:13:57.855Z
I love AWS but this article is complete nonsense. Pretty as some of these ideas may be, it is cruel to keep a fish in most of them. Jars, bottles, old xbox's, TV's... They are way too small to keep a healthy thriving fish. Most of these fish are betta fish, commonly known as siamese fighter fish. They need at least a 40 litre tank, heated with a good filter. Anything smaller would not do. Betta fish are extremely intelligent and respond very well to human interaction, and keeping them in small containers is animal abuse. I have a betta in a huge tank and he been living there happily for years. Coffee tables and that kitchen idea seems alright, as long as the water can be easily changed. I strongly suggest you do a but more reading before you start going around suggesting readers to keep fish in a bottle. Unless you are thinking of keeping some dead fish, then these ideas would be great for that!
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