Stupid mistake

as you may from reading the previous post, i was not able to add in the fluid simulation from realflow into my scene due to the fish tankk scale being to big. And even if managed to somehow fill up the tank with water, the render time would of been mindblowing, and to make it worse there is no realflow maya plugin installed on the uni computer so i wouldnt of been able to use the render farm at all, all the renders would of have been done at home. While talking to mehmet he ased why the water didnt drop on to the table after the tank blow up, i told him bout the situation involving realflow and how the tank fish tank was to big. He told me i would of still been able to fill up the tank with fluid but all i would of have to do was to scaled dwon the fish tank and scale down the the live action footage aswel. I could not beleive how simple the solution was and why i hadnt thoought of it before. But im still happy with the fianl fluid i have in the scene from maya 3D fluid container. And plus i learned something new and i would always apply it to future projects.