WinkeyWoneye
Premium Member
Pretty amazing seeing all the behind the scenes stuff. It kinda changes your perspective on the aquarium all together. They have such limited space to work with and do a very good job of craming it all in there. The back rooms of all the tanks are really small working spaces - and quite hot....think old Swamp Bottom temps/humidity to a way worse effect in a much smaller space. 
Fun none the less though. Getting to see the tank as a display first, than going around to the back checking out the life support systems, back sides and top views of all the tanks is pretty cool. Most of there in-wall display tanks are glass fronts and big fiber-glass/wood tubs for the actual tank. They also have tons of QT's and prop tanks mixed in among the back rooms.
I'm going to be putting alot of the pics into my gallery when I get a chance, so check up on my gallery soon....think couple days not hours...I'm doing tank plumbing for the rest of this weekend, so I can have my 72 up and going.
Fun none the less though. Getting to see the tank as a display first, than going around to the back checking out the life support systems, back sides and top views of all the tanks is pretty cool. Most of there in-wall display tanks are glass fronts and big fiber-glass/wood tubs for the actual tank. They also have tons of QT's and prop tanks mixed in among the back rooms.I'm going to be putting alot of the pics into my gallery when I get a chance, so check up on my gallery soon....think couple days not hours...I'm doing tank plumbing for the rest of this weekend, so I can have my 72 up and going.
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I talked to him for a few minutes and thanked him for the tour. He said pleasure was his, and to come back anytime we wanted to do it again. Thats kinda what made me ask if yas went to the jellies thing, I figured if he was cleaning glass on tanks that the jellies thing didnt happen.
