City crews paved over the beloved Bed-Stuy Aquarium, the makeshift pond that used to be home to dozens of goldfish, upsetting neighbors and leaving some remembering the community site. It happened late Thursday near Tompkins Avenue and Hancock Street.

Stuy, a social media sensation, is no more after a FDNY fire hydrant inspection. But residents say they're already working to bring it back.

The tragic ending capped off a summer of excitement for all who found joy in the makeshift goldfish pond near Hancock Street and Tompkins Avenue. Local firefighters and workers with the Department of Environmental Protection came to inspect and fix the fire hydrant supplying water to the “pond,

During an inspection of the leaky fire hydrant, the FDNY drained the water at the makeshift Bed-Stuy aquarium on Wednesday, killing the fish and leaving residents devastated.

The bizarre but beloved Bedford-Stuyvesant street aquarium born in the summer was wrecked during an FDNY hydrant inspection on Tuesday — but locals are already picking up the pieces. Nickel-sized goldfish flopped on the Brooklyn pavement after firefighters turned off the hydrant — which has been the source of the water for the makeshift pond since it popped up in August.