Heres a new aquarium i would like to see one day. great design, natural sea water. mostly a cold water aquarium of the northern seas. probably no reef stuff. but what a building and tank system.
and perhaps the great new aquarium in Okinawa too for coral reefs.
can you think of any others for the list?
That looks awesome! wow… total of 1.8 million gallons :GEEK:
lets go, club trip anyone? stop by amsterdam on the way for some brownies?
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: brownies
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^^^^ :: brownies[/quote]
I don’t know why :
: but brownies just go perfect with salt water… ::
ken, does window shopping in the district make the list?
I’ve already check that one off my bucket list for the Churaumi Aquarium in Okinawa :
:. I was there the first week when they open that aquarium and of course several more time there after. It was awesome to see such a incredible build aquarium. They also have several large coral reef display. One is a natural sun display that has several giant clams in it. You must see it in person!
By the way, I’ll go with you John to Amsterdam for some brownies and window shopping! :: ::
as long as the window shopping doesn’t involve purchasing, and the brownies are real, i’m in too.
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One is a natural sun display that has several giant clams in it. You must see it in person![/quote]
Amsterdam has that also ::
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as long as the window shopping doesn’t involve purchasing, and the brownies are real, i’m in too.[/quote]
no purchase Paul, only rental PBJ!
You are one funny man John! :: :: ::
I already checked Amsterdam off my list back in 1980! spent a week there one summer while working my way around a few countries. lots of fun.
The Steinhart Aquarium in SF would be nice. it was a great build. saw that on discovery.
Ive been to the Monterey Bay Aquarium several times. It was the first one with a giant wave maker for the 50 foot deep Kelp Forrest tank.
http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/