Semi-imposing distance shot. I liked the idea of a random fish tank being some oasis in the middle of the desert. I tried to choose a hilly area so you wouldn't be able to see it for miles away. Well, fish don't exist, and putting squids in there are beyond my capabilities for now. So yeah. As a reoccurring theme in this project, I determined building an actual roof to the tank (especially if I used obsidian like the base) would be too resource intensive, so I made a scenic walkway instead. All you can really see with it though are the desert, the tank's contents... and the endless blue skies. Ahh... OKAY. Okay, now we're actually inside the tank. Those weird columns are sugar canes and a cactus, to mimic the various plants you can put in a fishtank (I tried). The colored wool is supposed to be the various stones you put in the bottom (my IRL fishtank's used to be pink and lime, now they're blue and white I think). I know the glowstones don't make the lighting too much better, there are also some torches above surface (not pictured).This is my take on the stereotypical buildings you can put in fishtanks. I didn't have enough room to make a castle, or as my tank has, Squidward's house and a beehive. I think the patchwork composition gives it charm.It has a door so it won't flood. Such luxury. IN THE BACKYARD-- I mean, um... there's a bed inside. It's pretty convenient actually.