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Labyrinth Aquarium by Evan Orensten

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Are your fish envious of your hamster's Habitrail? Now you can hook them up in style with a Labyrinth Aquarium, which features multiple connected tanks for your fish to explore. The aquariums come with all of the filters, lights, pumps and cleaning equipment you need, all hidden away in the cabinet below.

Thanks to CH reader Ion Dog, who posted the Labyrinth Aquarium in CH Reader Finds.

The Labyrinth Aquarium comes in a few models and colors and is available at Opulent Items for $5,500.

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This entry posted on 08 April 2008 at 12:27 AM
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