Reply With QuoteDoesn't look as a single aquarium to me. More like multiple tank placed side by side. Looking at the way the fish congregate tells me that.
An impressive 33-metre-long aquarium went on display in Taipei.
http://english.ntdtv.com/ntdtv_en/ne...-aquarium.html
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Satanoperca Daemon, Geophagus sp. ‘tapajós red head’, Geophagus steindachneri
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Doesn't look as a single aquarium to me. More like multiple tank placed side by side. Looking at the way the fish congregate tells me that.
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World's biggest Aquarium
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In some of those posts in takaco's links, shows the ignorance of some Americans. Tunnels for viewing fish have been around for awhile now. We even got Underworld World in Sentosa with the same thing, just on a smaller scale. Nothing however, beats Okinawa's Churaumi Aquarium. I must visit that place one of these days.
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wow, that one also have whale inside
based on the volume the Atlanta is bigger, Atlanta 81 million US gal and Okinawa 1.981 million US gal.
I can't imagine how much the water bill would be for the Altanta aquarium. Americans, always have to be No.1, and we Singaporeans think we are the true "kiasu".
The Taiwan tank seems like a big waste, since it was made only for the exhibition. Guess they'll dismantle it after the exhibition is over.
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