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I have long had the idea of making something like this but have not had the encounters with aquatic life which would require it. If you go ahead, you might consider non-reflective glass, which I believe is used for framing prints. Aquarium silicon rubber cement is widely available
You might also consider some kind of movable background , in some dark colour, to bring the subject to the front.
Lighting from above is probably the best option.
I am not going to suggest that you immerse an expensive lens in water, but some shots might be obtainable with the lens at an angle. In terms of optics, you need an air gap between the water and the front of the lens, e.g. a filter attached tightly.
There is a whole world of underwater photography.
Hariold
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