As Georgia Aquarium is currently closed for visitors, they decided to invite some of the less dangerous species – cats and dogs. These rescues were brought by Atlanta Humane Society to explore the sea world up close.

Villa on the Rocks rental property is located in Bandol, a small commune in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Designed by architect Rudy Ricciotti (who designed the Mucem Museum in Marseille), the 5 bedroom/8 bed/3 bathroom villa boasts an incredible 28 meter long lap pool that can be viewed from the inside and outside thanks to some extra thick, aquarium-style windows.

An aquarium enthusiast from Eli Fruchter Israel built an impressively huge reef aquarium in his living room where he can actually scuba dive with tropical fish. It is the largest home reef aquarium in Israel. The tank was designed to imitate the reef’s natural environment and a filtration system creates light waves. Every week adds Fruchter 1,000 liters of fresh seawater for his aquarium to make sure that the reef and fish live in perfect conditions.

Looks pretty nice.

This guy built an awesome 660 gallon (2,500 l) fish tank by hand.
 

An unused phone booth in Osaka was transformed into a goldfish tank by students in the area. Japanese believe gold fish bring good luck.

Some fan of vintage video games has made this awesome aquarium ornament out of LEGO blocks.

Atlanta, Georgia is now home to the world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium, holding upwards of 8.5 million gallons of water and 120,000 animals covering more than 500 species from 60 different habitats.

This AquaDom was built in one of Berlin hotels in 2003. It’s the biggest cylindrical acrylic glass aquarium in the world filled with 900,000 liters of seawater and 2,600 fish of 56 species. Two divers work full-time to clean this huge 25 meter tall aquarium! No wonder that AquaDom that has costed over 12 million euros is the main attraction in Berlin. I wouldn’t mind taking the build-in transparent elevator and exploring the sea world myself!