Abstract: An ant farm with an internal light source to front or backlight a decorative background image within a frame to maximize the easthetic beauty of the ant farm.
Abstract: Provided are, among other things, aquatic apparatuses. In one, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is disposed within the water, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches. In another, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is attached to, and thereby suspended beneath, a buoyant object in the water. In yet another, a mirror is attached a buoyant object, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
December 8, 2008
Date of Patent:
October 11, 2011
Assignee:
Zoo Med Laboratories, Inc.
Inventors:
Gary Wayne Bagnall, Stephen H. Dalrymple
Abstract: Provided are, among other things, aquatic apparatuses. In one, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is disposed within the water, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches. In another, an aquarium is at least partially filled with water, and a mirror is attached to, and thereby suspended beneath, a buoyant object in the water. In yet another, a mirror is attached a buoyant object, the mirror having a reflective surface area that is between 1-40 square inches.
Type:
Application
Filed:
December 8, 2008
Publication date:
June 10, 2010
Inventors:
Gary Wayne Bagnall, Stephen H. Dalrymple
Abstract: A aquarium for containing Siamese fighting fish which includes a rectangular housing having a plurality of long, narrow width compartments oriented parallel to a front viewing wall for maintaining fish contained in the compartments in a swim direction parallel to the front viewing wall for enhanced viewing and for interaction with fish passing in adjacent compartments.
Abstract: An apparatus for producing an visual effect of increased depth is provided. The apparatus provides a reflection of an image applied to a substantially transparent panel to create the effect of increased distance between the panel and the reflective surface. The apparatus may be advantageously employed in terrariums, vivariums, aquariums, merchandise displays, timepieces, instrument panels, display boards and the like.