World's Second Biggest Aquarium
World's Second Biggest Aquarium
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Mr Trophy

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rpguk

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Sunday 19th July 2009
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This now begs a rather obvious question...

Mr Trophy

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Sunday 19th July 2009
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rpguk said:
This now begs a rather obvious question...
Which is?

What's the biggest like?

Edited by Mr Trophy on Sunday 19th July 10:39

Oily Nails

2,932 posts

223 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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rpguk said:
This now begs a rather obvious question...
...Where do they serve the Shark Springrolls?

Killer2005

20,444 posts

251 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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Thats amazing. Anyone know exactly how big it is?

EvoDelta

8,277 posts

213 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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According to Wikipedia:
The main tank called the 'Kuroshio Sea' holds 7,500-cubic meters (1,981,290 gallons) of water and features the world's second largest acrylic glass panel, measuring 8.2 meters by 22.5 meters with a thickness of 60 centimeters.

The biggest is in Atlanta.


Jasandjules

71,928 posts

252 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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Awesome. Whaleshark and Manta ray in there, that must take an AWFUL lotta food.

I'd love to see the skimmer on that beastie....

insurance_jon

4,091 posts

269 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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The whale sharks look awesome

KB_S1

5,967 posts

252 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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What value is in that livestock then?
Considering how much tuna sell for at Japanese auctions and there seemed to be a lot of big tuna in there.

I reckon that would be one of those scenarios where it is hard to to get your head around the sheer scale and spectacle when up close.

TheCaseAce

700 posts

234 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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What a fantastic video.

That acrylic is 60cm thick.

It seems so busy inside the tank... there's so much going on all the time!

Los Palmas 7

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253 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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I'm a bit disappointed not to see a massive castle on the bottom, or a skull or a huge treasure chest with bubbles coming out of it.

Jasandjules

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252 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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insurance_jon said:
The whale sharks look awesome
Magnificent beasts. Those look like they are only babies to me though, 15-20ft long or so..

carter711

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221 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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Los Palmas 7 said:
I'm a bit disappointed not to see a massive castle on the bottom, or a skull or a huge treasure chest with bubbles coming out of it.
Yea where's the 'no fishing' sign, or the neon pink gravel?

Poor effort.

Kitch88

590 posts

206 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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Wow this is amazing!! Will certainly have to pay it a visit if I ever go to Japan!

snotrag

15,486 posts

234 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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That is stunning.

Can anyone tell me - at 1.22, what is the sharky looking thing that goes left - right near the bottom, with the extra fin?

Mr Trophy

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Sunday 19th July 2009
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Kitch88 said:
Wow this is amazing!! Will certainly have to pay it a visit if I ever go to Japan!
I thought it was Mexico?

Goughie

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212 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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snotrag said:
That is stunning.

Can anyone tell me - at 1.22, what is the sharky looking thing that goes left - right near the bottom, with the extra fin?
That's a saw shark. And the largest tank in the world is at Atlantis in Dubai - they've only got one whale shark though...

Pigeon

18,535 posts

269 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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snotrag said:
Can anyone tell me - at 1.22, what is the sharky looking thing that goes left - right near the bottom, with the extra fin?
Zaphod Sharklebrox.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

240 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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Didn't he used to play for Leicester?

tonyvid

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266 months

Sunday 19th July 2009
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yikes

That is really impressive!