Marlin are a Pelagic Species and as a baby might be able to survive for a short time in a vary large public aquarium however they wouldn't survive long term captivity.
Imagine this little guy in your tank, not a marlin but still cool none the less..
I wouldn't be surprised to see one of these in a tank.I never thought I'd see real barracuda in tanks but they turn up every once in a while
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Lmao @ "Japan or Alabama (can't remember)" they aren't even somewhat similar. I thought that was pretty funny...
The idea of marlins in an aquarium is cool though!!
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I think what he meant was:
Okinawa (Japan) Aquarium- 2M Gallons- http://oki-churaumi.jp/en/guide/haisai.html
Georgia Aquarium- 6.3M Gallons- http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/explore-the-aquarium/exhibits-and-galleries/ocean-voyager.aspx
Marlin have been clocked at almost 70MPH, so I don't think trying to keep one of them in even these huge 2M+ gallon tanks is a good idea...some creatures truly require the open space that only the ocean can provide.
Georgia Aquarium has whale sharks. Close to Alabama.Here is a picture of the time we went this year.
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