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A See Through Aquarium That's A Sink?

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I feel interested about this when i came across to acrosstheboard's website. This sink is not just a sink, but it also an aqurium for goldfish. It is completely watertight with a sand bed for fish, and provides the necessary lighting for maintaining your fish in healthy conditions.

You can buy this aquarium at Homeclick if you like. It costs $5,500.[via]

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