wow...that place looks awesome!!!!love the architecture of it.
Ditto!....We don't see anything like that around here. All we have are cookie cutter condos going up all over
. I guess the almighty dollar rules over appreciation of nature.Two big tanks in Natural Science Museum
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Ditto!....We don't see anything like that around here. All we have are cookie cutter condos going up all over
. I guess the almighty dollar rules over appreciation of nature.
CDM i love that place. i go there about every 2 weeks. i love watching the rays in a tank that big. Have you seen the size of the SAEs inthe planted tank? they are huge. which LFS set it up? i live about 4 mins away from the science museum by scooter.
Lucky man you live there. The LFS which setup the tank is Yu-Chung-Yu (hope you can figure it out)....
I spent sometime this Sat. in the Museum to take more shots of the arapaimas.
The first to be clarified is that Pygocentrus ternetzi tank which mix some carps and congo tetras with the killers is indeed two front/rear side by side tanks, so you think the hunters and the preys live together successfully.
A full shot of the amazon tank (without using panorama tech):
2/3 of the amazon tank:
Imaging the head of an adult human can fit in the yawning mouth:
Another yawning:
Air gasping:
And, two more shots:
The first to be clarified is that Pygocentrus ternetzi tank which mix some carps and congo tetras with the killers is indeed two front/rear side by side tanks, so you think the hunters and the preys live together successfully.
A full shot of the amazon tank (without using panorama tech):
2/3 of the amazon tank:
Imaging the head of an adult human can fit in the yawning mouth:
Another yawning:
Air gasping:
And, two more shots:
