Paludarium

I didn't know what this word meant, and just looked it up. Had no idea there was a specific term for this sort of exhibit!

It looks very nice, are any terrestrial species kept in here?

zooboy28 said:

I didn't know what this word meant, and just looked it up. Had no idea there was a specific term for this sort of exhibit!

It looks very nice, are any terrestrial species kept in here?

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Here you can find the explanation for the word "paludarium": [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paludarium]Paludarium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
When the tank was built into the plans were to be kept at the top some butterflies and birds, but nothing came of it. Now in the upper part are only plants. Among the most interesting fish kept there are four youngs arapaimas (Arapaima gigas).

Tomek said:

When the tank was built into the plans were to be kept at the top some butterflies and birds, but nothing came of it. Now in the upper part are only plants. Among the most interesting fish kept there are four youngs arapaimas (Arapaima gigas).

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how big is the tank? (Because the fish in the picture above are arowana; does the tank extend much more than the photo shows?)