Once you've done it couple of times with the aid of a vacuum pump its really quite straight forward.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MNHSuvypPQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MNHSuvypPQ
Inverted aquarium removal
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Cool tank. I have seen lots of vidz of em but never really ben to interested in them. No big enough for me 
OddBallKeeper;4900552; said:Cool tank. I have seen lots of vidz of em but never really ben to interested in them. No big enough for me
In theory could you not make these as big as you wanted?
i think you could technically take a tank thats atleast double the size and prop one thats half the size on top and have a MASSIVE tank, without the added with, just added height.
idk that would be sweet to see a 300 and a 150 combined
idk that would be sweet to see a 300 and a 150 combined
The maximum height a vacuum can be pulled is 28 feet in Denver Colorado.The formula I found for this is dependent on the atmospheric pressure in the location of the tank.
Of course the glass would have to be much heavier, but the forces that apply should be the same as a regular aquarium construction.
The largest one to date is in the Oita Marine Park Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-PBj4_z1-U
Of course the glass would have to be much heavier, but the forces that apply should be the same as a regular aquarium construction.
The largest one to date is in the Oita Marine Park Japan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-PBj4_z1-U