Con el agua al cuello

NFL superstar Antonio Brown thinks a fish tank will get him to the Super Bowl. As if his 15-foot-long tank isn't challenge enough, Wayde King and Brett Raymer also need to come up with a new end zone dance for Antonio.

The San Francisco Giants want to bring McCovey Cove inside the ballpark with a tank big enough to impress all of their loyal fans. Wayde King and Brett Raymer design a tank with a scavenger hunt full of San Francisco and Giants history inside.

Basketball legend Dwight Howard is back again for his second, third, fourth tank and more! To complete his new home, he hires Wayde King and Brett Raymer to design and build habitats for all 14 of his snakes.

Wayde King and Brett Raymer build a tank for one of NFL's most valuable players, Adrian Peterson, but it has to impress his wife, too. She requests replica diamonds and amethyst crystals, a challenge the guys have never faced.

Wayde King and Brett Raymer are designing a tank for the San Jose Sharks hockey team's new VIP lounge. The team's COO wants the tank to feature replica hockey gear, the Sharks logo and, of course, sharks!

The CEO of Jordan Vineyard and Winery in Healdsburg, CA, tasks Wayde King and Brett Raymer with building a beautiful reef tank for his winery, plus a second tank for a new preschool.

NBA superstar Anthony Davis hires Wayde King and Brett Raymer to build an aquarium that transforms an entire room in his home. Davis wants the guys to incorporate his signature unibrow and fierce sharks into their tank design.

A Las Vegas amusement park celebrating 25 years in business wants something huge to mark the occasion. Wayde King and Brett Raymer tackle a 20-foot-long tank featuring the lost city of Atlantis and hundreds of tropical fish.

Rapper and actor Ludacris is ready to get Tanked! He hires Brett Raymer and Wayde King to build a classy and sophisticated aquarium with lots of exotic fish.

It's the holiday season, and the CEO of Zappos wants to give his employees a nap room with a one-of-a-kind tank from ATM. Wayde King and Brett Raymer accept the challenge to make a 24-foot-long tank with individual sleeping pods.