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Woman Designs A Custom Aquarium For Her Cat Who Loves Watching Fish

A woman has helped her fish-loving cat to experience the next closest thing by designing a custom aquarium for the feline.

Woman Designs A Custom Aquarium For Her Cat Who Loves Watching Fish

TikTok user Melissa Krieger @jasperthecatfish shared her ingenuity in a video, showing how she designed an aquarium to help their cat, Jasper, who loves to sit and watch colourful scaly fish at home outside their fish tank — hardly an immersive experience.

The Tiktoker ordered a custom aquarium to be made with an underwater nook at the bottom so that Jasper could get a 360 degree view of all his fish friends.

Luckily, the fish in the tank don't really seem to mind Jasper peering in on them from within the custom tank.

But Jasper clearly loves it.

The video which can be found HERE has been viewed more than six hundred times and has received many comments from delighted viewers.

“Well, now he has to share,” one person wrote, while another added: “The green eyed Billie”.

Tiktok user @jasperthecatfish didn't have to go to the trouble of ordering a special aquarium tank just for his enjoyment, but seeing him enjoy the underwater world certainly must make it all worthwhile.

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