Georgia Aquarium

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I have been looking and I think they still have 4, well at least nothing has been said about the death of another and that would hit the news like it did the last two times.
 
Excellent shots man! The Discovery Channel called, they want their footage back.
 
Thanks guys, I appreciate the kind words:)
 
rallysman;1593095; said:
The only thing in that long half full tank was some gators............



Thanks for the comments everyone. There was 3 whale sharks and they all looked good to me, but I don't know what a skinny one would look like.
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The whale sharks are sweeeeeeeeeeeeet! I've always wanted to swim with the gentle giants.
 
Awesome pictures!
 
I went a couple weeks ago too and I have to say I was really disappointed with the freshwater collection. I don't know what happened, but I went through twice and I didn't see ANY pacu, arapaimas, arowanas, rays or anything! Such a bummer! The only freshwater I saw was the super-stocked cichlid tank, the gar tank, catfish from below, amazon with tetras, angels and discus. Then they had some otters, the electric eels, some elephant nose fish and maybe a few others but no real MONSTERS.

I went to the ripley's aquarium in Tennessee back in January and they had some nice freshwater fish. They had one big tank with a couple 24"-36" Pacu, a big arapaima and some large oscars/other cichlids. I mean they didn't even have any large silver dollars or rays or anything at the Georgia aquarium...

I was very impressed with the large reef display at the Georgia Aquarium though. It had a really cool wave effect that I liked. The other large marine displays were impressive, but seemed to be lacking too. There were many large groupers and other shoals of "plain" fish. I think the balugas and whale sharks are the highlights of the place in my opinion.
 
stunning photography, hopefully i'll get a real handle on my DSLR so i can shoot like you and MO soon.
 
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