Sigh, this would be my ideal solution, but alas, it’s not real (this is an ad for a magazine) and it’s likely mechanically impractical to make a functioning fish leash, but I can dream. (via etoday)

This one, however, is real. It’s a “fish bowl handbag” that you can use to carry your fish around with you like a small dog. Although, I doubt it’s very practical either–the fish would probably be jostled around too much to be comfortable. And besides, where are you going to take a fish? You can only go to the aquarium so many times. (via Found Sh*t)

This one is more like it. Your fish have a little world to explore, and you can use the end table part as an end table! Your fish would be 2% more a part of the family! But it’s $3,400, which probably costs more than all your fish and their life supply of food combined. (via Gizmodo)

This one is also prohibitively expensive, at $4,900, but it’s by far my favorite. It turns your sink’s wash basin into a accessible habitat for your aquatic friends. Plus it’d give you an excuse to spend a few minutes a day with your fish, depending on your level of personal hygiene. (via Luxury-Gadgets)

Ah, this “Fish-N-Flush” toilet tank is, surprisingly, the most practical unconventional fish tank I’ve found. At only $200, it’s actually affordable and you’d necessarily see your fish up close multiple times a day. It’s basically an affordable, less classy version of the awesome Aquarium Washbasin. (via Fish ‘n’ Flush)