VIDEO The world's smallest aquarium

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It can only hold two teaspoons of water, it can sit in the palm of your hands, and there's only room for the smallest of fish in it - it's the world's smallest aquarium.

It might not be the most spacious environment - it's a far cry from, you know, the Amazon or the Atlantic Ocean - but the baby fish still have all the regular aquarium home comforts of multi-coloured stones, sand and seaweed.

Measuring just 30 x 24 x14mm, the 10ml glass tank was created by Russian artist and designer Anatoly Konenko – who still found space for a water filter.

Konenko has specialised in miniatures for 30 years, and has previously mastered the art of writing on rice, poppy seeds and even human hair.




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It can only hold two teaspoons of water, it can sit in the palm of your hands, and there's only room for the smallest of fish in it - it's the world's smallest aquarium. The tiny aquarium, measuring just 30 x 24 x 14 mm, was crafted by Russian artist Anatoly Konenko. This remarkable piece can hold only 10ml of water and even incorporates a water filter, showcasing an impressive blend of aesthetics and functionality. Despite its diminutive size, the aquarium is adorned with vibrantly colored stones, sand, and seaweed, creating a miniature aquatic habitat that still provides comfort for its tiny inhabitants. Anatoly Konenko has a long-standing passion for miniatures, having spent over 30 years perfecting the art of creating intricate and fascinating small-scale pieces. His talents extend beyond aquariums; he's also known for writing on rice, poppy seeds, and even human hair, pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved in miniature art. For a closer look at this extraordinary aquarium, you can check out the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG4AvV6wz5Q.​

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