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However, keep in mind that it will be out of scale with the other decor from this list. It could be a part of the overall pirate decor theme in a larger tank. In a small tank, this could be your main pirate-y decoration. The skull measures 4.7″ x5.5″ x4.9″ So, it’s a little smaller than a real skull. Is it really a pirate without an eye patch? This pirate skull still has its doo-rag on over its beaded dreads, has a knife in what is left of its jaw, and is wearing an eye patch.

Of course, a pirate skull is creepy on its own, but it’s extra cool to watch fish swim in and out of its eye and nose sockets. I like the ambiance a pirate skull adds to a tank. It’s 8.3″ long x 3.4″ wide x 7.3″ high, which will even fit in a fairly small tank.

The ship is just the right size-not too big and not too small. I have aquarium lights with multi-colored options, so I like to adjust them to make the ship glow in eerie colors. Some of my fish like to hang out on the deck as well. I love the way it looks when my ember tetras swim through them. The sails are tattered with holes in them just big enough for your fish to swim through. I’m in love with this one because it’s dark and eerie. You absolutely can’t have a pirate ship aquarium without a pirate ship. But, there are fish swimming in and out of the torn sails of the ship.

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Imagine a sunken pirate ship deep down in Davey Jones’s Locker full of ghostly pirate skeletons. My aesthetic for a pirate ship aquarium is more on the dark side. Top 5 Pirate Ship Aquarium Decorations to Choose from.