Check out these aquarium tanks images:
Reef tank at London Aquarium 1
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Reef tank at London Aquarium 1
Sydney Aquarium: the shark tank from below
Image by lancea
The tunnels under the shark pool were very impressive and the school children squeeled a lot! In contrast to the seal pool, you only went under the shark pool and could not look into it from above.. Sydney Aquarium is on the east side of Darling Harbour.
I used to have a cheap cork type wood stand. It wasn’t made for a fish tank stand, and I was scared it might crack/break over time. I used to have my 40gallon tank on top, with a 20gallon and 10 gallon underneath(all cycling water). I now have the new stand, and only 2 tanks, the top 40gallon, and a 20gallon under. Also changed around some inhabitants. The stingray which used to be in this tank has been moved.
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Here is the extended version of the aquarium stand being built…
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Some cool aquarium tanks images:
Sydney Aquarium: divers entering the seal tank
Image by lancea
The divers are entering the seal tank to do cleaning and other chores.
Sydney Aquarium is on the east side of Darling Harbour.
Reef tank at London Aquarium 3
Image by ReefKeeping.co.uk
Reef tank at London Aquarium 3
Sydney Aquarium: divers cleaning the tank
Image by lancea
The divers in the shark tank were cleaning the "glass" and doing other chores. Sydney Aquarium is on the east side of Darling Harbour.
Fresh iPhone Games for Dec. 29: Altered Beast, WINtA, Dolphin Play
Another old arcade game has hit the App Store thanks to Sega, and it heads our Fresh Games list for the day. It’s Altered Beast, a game that originally hit arcades in 1988. Check it out below — along with a couple of other great entires.
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Scientists worry about ocean energy’s effect on sea-creature migration
Without maps or GPS, great white sharks travel thousand of miles roundtrip from California to Hawaii or Australia to South Africa. Sea turtles hatched on the beaches of Florida travel the currents of the North Atlantic Gyre to Europe, Africa and South America before heading home.
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Scientists worry how ocean power project will affect wildlife
The quest for green energy is increasingly focused on ocean power such as tidal and wave generators. But some scientists are raising concerns about whether those projects could interfere with salmon and other species with sensitive internal compasses.
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