If there is anything that can enhance home creativity, then I think a fish tank is definitely one of them. The sparkling water is placed in the room, and you can watch the fish and shrimps playing in your spare time ~ Of course, for lazy cancer patients like us, it is also a big problem to care for the little lives in the fish tank. You have to feed, change the water, and consider environmental water temperature and other issues, but I don’t even care about myself that much!
To this end, a team from Sweden has developed EcoGarden, a black-tech ecological fish tank that can be "self-sufficient".
As you can see, this thing looks like a combination of a fish tank and a flower pot. The upper part can be used to grow various fruits, vegetables, flowers and plants, while the lower part is used to raise shrimps and fish, full of life~
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And this is the secret to its self-sufficiency. Flower pots and fish tanks form a perfect ecological cycle - the growth of plants can automatically filter out impurities in the water, eliminating the trouble of changing water; and the fish excrement will automatically be transported to the flower pots to nourish the plants, so there is no need to fertilize. You worry.
But this is not enough. Fish need food and clothing, and plants need light. Both of these are difficult things to take care of~ Therefore, EcoGarden has thoughtfully added an automatic feeding function for the fish, which can Record the time you feed each time and automatically send you a reminder when you need to feed next time. You can remotely control feeding with your mobile phone even when you are away from home to ensure that they will not starve to death.
Don’t be partial when it comes to plants~EcoGarden has a UV growth light on the top to ensure that they receive sufficient light no matter day or night, indoors or outdoors.
Although the fish in the fish tank cannot be eaten, The vegetables in the flower pots are still delicious. What you grow yourself is definitely green and healthy food!
This black technology fish tank is currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, priced at US$219 Starting from (approximately RMB 1,500). Interested lazy people can check it out and add some vitality to your busy life in the simplest way~
