If we shopped for a fish tank for our home, we would probably struggle to find the money or space to stretch to much beyond a goldfish bowl.
Tanks big enough to hold some of the larger ocean dwellers are usually exclusively owned by the super-rich or bad guys in movies - but a home which recently went on sale may blow all that out of the water.
A luxury waterfront mansion has gone on the market in Lincoln Cove Marina, Australia, and the listing doesn't even mention the price, which probably shows just how out of our league this place is.
But even among it's enviable commodities - which includes a butler's pantry by the way - there's one feature which is proving to be jaw-dropping.
The four-bedroom, four-bathroom home houses an 8m by 3.5m saltwater aquarium in the lounge which 'takes the term feature wall to a new level'.
The sheer scale of the tank has to be seen to be believed and it contains a colourful array of sealife, meaning you'll probably never need Netflix ever again.
It was installed by a game fishing record-holder after he built the property with his wife in 1988, as reported by Realestate.co.au.
Apparently his wife was a little surprised by how big it actually was when it was finished, and was even visited regularly by schoolchildren and clubs.
The description reads: "By far the most magnificent feature of this home is the aquarium. Extraordinary in scale and one of few featured in a residential home, this salt water tank is 8 x 3.5 metres and is home to an array of fish and sea life.
"Located centre stage in the open plan living room this aquarium is simply spectacular and commands your attention."
The rest of the house was also designed to the highest standards, including a tropical indoor garden and a glass aviary, which is home to a resident macaw.
It also comes with an eight person breakfast bar, chef's table and wine cellar, sitting in front of a marina frontage and private pontoon to keep your boats.
Even if this house was a hotel - and it looks like one - we don't think we could afford to stay for a single night.
