Appearing Fish in Bowl
Appearing Fish in Bowl
Make a group of fish instantly appear inside of a fishbowl of water. This is a visual masterpiece that audiences of all ages will adore. It is perfect for stage or parlor magic.
This amazing magic trick was inspired by the legendary magician Chung Ling Soo. You can perform it completely surrounded and use any scarf, fan or other cover for the production.
The bowl measures 22cm (8.7 in) in diameter and is constructed with extremely durable plastic.
Complete instructions included.
Note—the instructions are printed on a single pieces of paper. No video instructions are included.
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Lewis asks: I perform Champagne Goldfish, a barehand fish production. After catching them, can I place them in the bowl, after the fish appear in the fish bowl? Meaning, can I add more fish to the bowl once fish appear in the bowl, without exposing the gimmick? Thank You
Linda asks: How long can the fish be kept in bowl prior to performing this? Or are fish loaded just before? Should fish be on the small side—1-2 inches? Several small fish (like neon tetras) or one bigger fish ( like a betta) ?
- 1. Don responds:2 inches about right.May get 3 small 1 inch goldfish.The black ashtray you probably won't see easy on black table is the gimmick.aaron Smith's Fishery uses a mirror bowl that can hold a lot of fish.Its way better.Fish can appear and disappear.
Bill asks: Is this a gimmick or is it the method that is for sale?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:You get the gimmicked bowl and instructions.
Brian asks: Good morning How realistic do the fish look please thanks Brian
- 1. Dottore responds:The effect is intended to use real fish, so they will look as realistic as can be.
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