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**Project:** DIY Aquarium with Water Fountain and Waterfall
**Materials:** PVC pipes, elbows, T-joints, cement, sand, water pump, plastic plants, pebbles, goldfish/guppy fish, etc.
**Summary of Steps:**
1. Create aquarium base using 4-inch PVC pipe and elbows.
2. Cut and remove a portion to create the aquarium space.
3. Add holes and connectors for water flow.
4. Build a fountain stand using ¾ inch PVC pipes, T-joints, and elbows.
5. Create a waterfall design using plastic bottles, hoses, and glue.
6. Add water pump, pebbles, plastic plants, and fish.
7. Assemble and fill with water, turning on the pump to activate the waterfall.
**Outcome:** A unique, homemade aquarium with a built-in waterfall and fountain, suitable for small fish like goldfish or guppies.
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**Materials and Tools**
1. The project uses 4-inch PVC pipes.
2. A hacksaw blade with a frame is used for cutting PVC pipes.
3. A drill is used for making holes.
4. Flex Quick (or similar adhesives like Fevicol Quick or Super Glue) is used for sticking parts together.
5. A glue gun is also utilized in certain steps.
6. A 12V water pump (used in aquariums and for filtering) is a key component.
7. 2-liter water bottles are repurposed for the project.
8. Pebbles and small plastic plants (available at aquarium shops) are used for decoration.
**Dimensions and Quantities**
9. The initial PVC pipe is marked and cut at 25 cm.
10. Two elbows of 4-inch PVC pipe are used.
11. A ¾ inch pipe connector is utilized.
12. Seven pieces are cut from the 2-liter water bottles.
13. Multiple T-joints and elbows of ¾ size are used for the fountain design.
**Steps and Processes**
14. The 4-inch PVC pipe is cut and connected to two elbows without glue.
15. A portion of the PVC pipe is cut out to create the aquarium section.
16. Holes are drilled for the connector, approximately 1.5 cm from the elbow's step.
17. A mixture of cement and sand is used to fill certain sections, with a 48-hour setting time.
18. The setup is assembled without glue for easy removal and reassembly.
19. Holes are made in the ¾ inch PVC pipe for the waterfall effect, using a drill or a heated metal piece.
20. The tube for water level/aquarium is passed through the stand with holes drilled for passage.
21. The pump is connected to the tube, requiring a 12V adapter for operation.
22. Hose pieces are cut and stuck to the bottle pieces for the waterfall design.
23. The small vessels are filled with pebbles and small plastic plants.
**Final Assembly and Additional Details**
24. The aquarium is designed to hold goldfish or small guppy fish.
25. Colorful pebbles are added for aesthetic purposes.
26. The pump's operation creates the waterfall effect, filling the vessels.