It's a new feature where you can pay an extra £3 onto the price of the entrance and book a timeslot for a guided tour - it's worth doing at least once in my opinion.
A few of them are, and some others are planning on bringing it in as a new feature in the near future. I ask the staff selling tickets whether it's anything special and the standard answer is something like "it's interesting because you see how the aquarium works - how they clean the water, prepare food...". I'm usually a bit pushed for time when I visit Sea Life Centres, so I've not yet had the chance to try one out.
A few of them are, and some others are planning on bringing it in as a new feature in the near future. I ask the staff selling tickets whether it's anything special and the standard answer is something like "it's interesting because you see how the aquarium works - how they clean the water, prepare food...". I'm usually a bit pushed for time when I visit Sea Life Centres, so I've not yet had the chance to try one out.
That is generally what it is, I think there were one or two fish species in the back room, plus the off-show day gecko was in here. I get the feeling though that the species you see off-show are dependant upon when you go.
