An old male individual that used to be exhibited in a pond located in the restaurant's backyard. The pond used to be a saltwater pond containing saltwater fishes such as Snubnose Pompano, Diamond-scale Mullet, Saddletail Snapper, Barramundi, Goldsilk Seabream and Sergeant Majors. There used to be a large Ornate Spiny Lobster in the pond too. All of the inhabitants are moved into this rather small tank, including the eel, and the pond has been converted into a koi pond.
I think the eel should be evacuated to SeaWorld Ancol since it lacks space for it to move.
@Fargusno I liked the saltwater pond than the generic koi pond. It's more unique than most seafood or any other restaurant, since most of the time they used a aquarium housing fish commonly seen in the pet trade.
The aquarium also used to houses blacktip reef shark (Carcharhinus melanopterus).
@Nandito Yea. They housed the sharks until around 2016, when they announced that they will no longer sell sharks and rays in their restaurants. Then it was converted into an Alligator Gar tank until 2019, when they converted it again into a tankful of Parrot Cichlid.
