I will post some up for sure,
Was it worth the time and money? cost 30.00 and yes, it takes about 2 hours to see everything and 6 hours to get there so UNLIKE US, I would not drive just to see it and come home! but time is not on my side so we made a fast trip. that being said I did pay the extra 50 dollars each to get the 1 hour tour behind the scenes, so that made 3 hours of attraction for my 12 hours of round trip driving...it was worth it on that fact alone!! but I was glad we did it, as hobbyists if you go, DO THE TOUR behind the scenes. Prepay online and save some money I think it was 67 per ticket for both.
High points was the largest tank in the world at 6million 3 hundred thousand gallons, it was packed with fish! including 4 FOUR Whale Sharks, Huge Manta Rays , Groupers and stuff you fisherman would love to see!
Also the Reef tank, I have been to 4 aquariums now and this is the largest by far, the display is bigger than the pet store and I mean the thing was packed with fish, the corals? meh they were there but the overall beauty, design and life of the fish (tangs, wrasses, butterflies, angels, balck tip SHARKS!) made it hard to look at the basic corals we all have in our tanks already. Does that make sense?
to put things in perspective notice girl touching and tapping acrylic (rotten kid), kinda gives you a idea of the size of the tank......its a good thing Deb took that photo as apparently Roger and I were in such aw that we did not even take any pictures up close....
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, I guess we will have to go back next year.that pretty much gives you a top to bottom idea, but the length...oh I'd say that about 1/2 the overall length of the tank or LESS. I got pics of the wave making device and will get some of those up to see, notice top of tank and water surge
not only could you write that off too, but im sure that would inspire us to do more stuff to our tanks...
haha, glad you guys enjoyed it. ive been wanting to go scuba dive a natural reef take some pics and try to recreate one of the pics in my tank.