The world's smallest palm aquarium

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Miniatures have met many, from tiny sculptures of a red blood cell size, even homes for dolls in which many people invest time and effort to keep these little decorated homes. There have been so popular miniature figures, that in fact there are tricks of photography and video that are seeing the real world, as a sophisticated mechanical layout.

The aquarium we can see in the picture is a miniature, but despite its size, can fulfill the function of any aquarium contain water and thus allow the survival of some aquatic animals. Created by the Russian Anatoly Konenko, the world's smallest fish tank is not only decorated like a real tank with artificial plants and rocks, but is home to three small real fish.

Its exact size is 30 by 24 mm in diameter and 14 mm deep. Can contain up to 10 milliliters of water and is made of glass. It has a network at the same scale that allows to insert and remove a small fish pond. Due to the size of the container, the water loses oxygen very quickly, which is why the operator devised an air pump the size of all other objects to keep the fish alive.

The tank is just one more work in the vast catalog of Konenko, who is devoted to recreate real objects at very small scales. At first glance it may look very nice, but the truth is that it would be a bit cruel to keep the little fish in a small space. Not much information on the site of the creator, but I hope that concerned only a demonstration of technical skills you have and the kind of things you can make.

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Another input from thechive.com...

Famous Russian miniaturist Anatoly Konenko created this tiny tank is made of fiberglass, complete with real algae and fish. The size of the tank is 30 x 24 x 14 mm with a volume of about 10 ml, which is equal to about 2 teaspoons of water.

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Another input from thechive.com...

Famous Russian miniaturist Anatoly Konenko created this tiny tank is made of fiberglass, complete with real algae and fish. The size of the tank is 30 x 24 x 14 mm with a volume of about 10 ml, which is equal to about 2 teaspoons of water.