Have you ever seen a water tank from above?
A new concept aquarium where fish swim inside a table, allowing you to enjoy watching the fish not only from the side but also from above. That is the "Bird's Eye Aquarium." It is an all-in-one type that includes necessary equipment such as filtration layers and lights. There is no need for complicated setup, so anyone can enjoy an aquarium. Experience the joy of watching fish while sitting on a sofa or chair. It is patented in 20 countries around the world.
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【Features】 ○ Enjoy both freshwater and saltwater! You can keep almost all species of fish, whether freshwater or saltwater. ○ Energy-efficient The "Bird's Eye Aquarium," which is designed with the next generation in mind, uses LED lighting, consuming about 1/4 of what fluorescent lights do and requiring almost no replacements. ○ Earthquake-resistant The top panel is sealed, so water won't spill even during earthquake tremors. Its low center of gravity makes it less likely to tip over. ○ Efficient and spacious filtration The frequency of water changes is reduced. Even when keeping saltwater fish at a moderate density, a water change of about 1/4 every two months is sufficient. ● For more details, please contact us or refer to the catalog.
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Creating a space that no one else can achieve. The "Bird's Eye Aquarium" viewed from above. The fish swimming in the aquarium provide comfort to people and create a harmonious atmosphere. I believe this is truly wonderful. At Spring, we are considering creating a space where these fish can blend in seamlessly. The "Bird's Eye Aquarium" is fundamentally a table-type aquarium, making the fish the central presence in the space. Developing the "Bird's Eye Aquarium" viewed from above was not an easy task. Simply placing a glass top on the aquarium does not make it suitable for viewing. For the fish to swim comfortably in the aquarium, total balance is crucial, from small components to the filtration system, all within a limited space. This requires a deep understanding of breeding equipment, the ecology of the fish, and their care methods. The history of the aquarium viewed from above has only just begun. I hope to further refine it with guidance from those in the ornamental fish industry and the interior design industry.
