[VIDEO] A Fish Owner Built A 'Wheelchair' To Help His Disabled Pet Fish Stay Afloat
The owner built the device after many of his goldfish died due to swim bladder disorder.
By Sadho Ram — 20 Jul 2019, 04:26 PM
A 32-year-old pet owner in Seoul, South Korea built a unique contraption to help his disabled pet goldfish swim
The man built the device which works as a 'wheelchair' after many of his pet goldfish died due to swim bladder disorder, which causes fish to float upside down or to sink to the bottom of their bowl
The owner Henry Kim, who is a fashion designer, is an underwater enthusiast and keeps over 20 goldfish in three different aquarium tanks in his home in Seoul.
Henry decided to build the unique contraption, which he calls a 'wheelchair', by using plastic components to create a floatation device after a lot of research on Google and mixing up what he learned from different YouTube videos and online tutorials.
My wheelchair helps them stay afloat and have a longer life.
