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This is my initial aquarium creation. I placed it in the center of the area, facing west. It’s designed for you to add your favorite fish.

I’m eager to hear your feedback on this build. Please share your thoughts and suggestions.

Materials Required

51 block types · 4,162 blocks · 20×14×37

Dirt1,387
Stone1,006
Water348
Grass Block314
Polished Andesite171
Chiseled Stone Bricks161
Stone Bricks143
Sand94
Grass90
Glass68
Spruce Leaves67
Cracked Stone Bricks60
Kelp Plant31
Sea Lantern31
Redstone Wire24
Seagrass19
Stone Brick Stairs19
Andesite17
Cobblestone Wall15
Kelp8
Piston Head8
Sticky Piston8
Oak Fence6
Oak Trapdoor6
Sea Pickle6
Cobblestone5
Diorite4
Redstone Torch4
Sandstone4
Sandstone Slab4
Stone Pressure Plate4
Acacia Leaves3
Bubble Coral2
Bubble Coral Fan2
Daylight Detector2
Fire Coral2
Horn Coral2
Redstone Lamp2
Tube Coral2
Tube Coral Fan2
Brain Coral1
Brain Coral Fan1
Cobblestone Slab1
Cobblestone Stairs1
Granite1
Gravel1
Horn Coral Fan1
Poppy1
Sandstone Stairs1
Stone Brick Slab1
Wall Sign1

Before You Build

This build uses 4,162 blocks across 51 block types – about 66 stacks in total, or 3 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 20×37 blocks of ground and stands 14 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Dirt – 1,387 21 stacks + 43
Stone – 1,006 15 stacks + 46
Water – 348 5 stacks + 28
Grass Block – 314 4 stacks + 58
Polished Andesite – 171 2 stacks + 43

Survival or creative?

Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Glass, Grass Block, Sea Lantern.

Moving parts

It includes Daylight Detector, Redstone Lamp, Redstone Torch, Redstone Wire, Sticky Piston, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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