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Giant 50-foot aquarium is a unique attraction in Turkish
The rich have their quirks, and evidence of this huge amount. A vivid example – a huge 50-foot aquarium, which is installed instead of a fence at a luxurious Villa of a businessman Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu in Izmir (Turkey).
Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu obrazovaniu engineer, eight years ago, he had a strange (from the point of view of common sense) project to build an aquarium that would be hard to find in the world. His Villa, located on the shores of the Aegean sea, has become a real local attraction, thousands of tourists come here to see the miracle of the aquarium, in which swims thousands of fish and octopus.
The construction of the aquarium was very time consuming: it was easier to just create the required glass frame, harder – special 400-meter pipeline, through which water could flow into the aquarium, to keep water clean. Construction involved a team of specialists in diving, which cost businessman 40,000 Turkish Lira ($21,000). Once said Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu, he was willing to part with a tidy sum of money to make his dream come true. In addition, he is now happy that his creation can now enjoy thousands of people.
In the aquarium You can see groupers, breams, octopuses, eels and other marine life. There are thousands of fish that inhabit this man-made miracle. Of course, Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu care about the safety of the Aqua-fence: across pelagaya site installed 17 surveillance cameras to prevent the actions of hooligans that can come to mind to catch floating fish or break the tank.
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Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu obrazovaniu engineer, eight years ago, he had a strange (from the point of view of common sense) project to build an aquarium that would be hard to find in the world. His Villa, located on the shores of the Aegean sea, has become a real local attraction, thousands of tourists come here to see the miracle of the aquarium, in which swims thousands of fish and octopus.
The construction of the aquarium was very time consuming: it was easier to just create the required glass frame, harder – special 400-meter pipeline, through which water could flow into the aquarium, to keep water clean. Construction involved a team of specialists in diving, which cost businessman 40,000 Turkish Lira ($21,000). Once said Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu, he was willing to part with a tidy sum of money to make his dream come true. In addition, he is now happy that his creation can now enjoy thousands of people.
In the aquarium You can see groupers, breams, octopuses, eels and other marine life. There are thousands of fish that inhabit this man-made miracle. Of course, Mehmet Ali Gokceoglu care about the safety of the Aqua-fence: across pelagaya site installed 17 surveillance cameras to prevent the actions of hooligans that can come to mind to catch floating fish or break the tank.
Source: /users/413