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Itchy McFanny Itchy McFanny
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Could i replace all downstairs inerior walls with floor to ceiling tropical fishtanks - would that be possible

In theory and money allowing.

On my dream house i would have all downstairs interior walls be tropical salt water fish tanks. I would also have tunnel fish tanks in the floor, like at the aquarium. So that the rooms could be made private, i would have the fish tanks made of that glass which frosts over when you hit the switch.
Could that be done?

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  • 2 years ago
Scott K by Scott K
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You could theoretically do it for most interior walls, but it wouldn't work for the ones which are "load bearing." Load bearing walls need to absorb the weight of the roof and trusses. How would you deal with filtration and oxygenation of the aquarium(s?) Most walls in a home are either 4 1/2 inches or 6 1/2 inches, it would be pretty tight, hydrodynamically.
  • 2 years ago
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