🐠I fill my entire house with water in the most insane ways possible, turning it into a fish tank.
🏊I go on an adventurous scuba diving expedition in my own kitchen and other submerged rooms.
🌊The water levels rise rapidly, causing some cosmetic damages to the house, but nothing structural.
🎣I even set up fishing poles and go fishing in various rooms of the house.
💦I use water balloons and a fire hose to speed up the process of filling the house with water.
What inspired you to turn your house into a fish tank?
—I wanted to do something unique and adventurous, and the idea of living in an underwater environment fascinated me.
Are there any structural damages to the house?
—Fortunately, the damages are mostly cosmetic and don't pose any structural risks.
How did you ensure the safety of the fish inside the house?
—I used robotic fish that don't require feeding and are better suited for this unconventional setup.
Did you face any challenges during the process?
—The biggest challenge was managing the rapid rise of water levels, but we used water balloons and a fire hose to speed up the process.
What charity are you donating to?
—I will be donating $2000 to Team Sees, an organization dedicated to cleaning up our oceans and lakes.
00:00Introduction: I introduce the concept of turning my house into a fish tank and the goals of the project.
05:45Water filling process: I showcase various methods I use to fill the house with water, including leaving the sink and shower running, using water balloons, and a fire hose.
10:20Exploring the underwater house: I scuba dive in my kitchen and other submerged rooms, showcasing the underwater living experience.
15:10Cosmetic damages and structural safety: I address the damages caused to the house, assuring viewers that they are mostly cosmetic and don't pose any structural risks.
20:30Fishing in the house: I set up fishing poles and go fishing in different rooms of the house, adding a fun twist to the underwater living experience.
25:15Donating to Team Sees: I discuss my charitable contribution of $2000 to Team Sees, an organization focused on cleaning up oceans and lakes.
