The meaning of life would be handy!
But in all seriousness, did you manage to spot both sawfish?
But in all seriousness, did you manage to spot both sawfish?
ocellated_eelpout
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how was the cool seas? that exhibit was kinda not up to my expectations last time i visited.
ocellated_eelpout
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NO WAY!! i hope they remake the old pollock tank they had!
Typhlonectes
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Only one but he was a very handsome beast.. worth the admission price alone! No Loggerhead turtles seen though strangely.But in all seriousness, did you manage to spot both sawfish?
Typhlonectes
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The jellyfish display was very aesthetic and educational material was spot on. The native coast aquariums weren’t amazing though… just not enough species for my liking
Chimaera(s), a k a spotted ratfish, still on show?
Typhlonectes
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Not that I saw but may visit again just to double check
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Thank you. They are still shown as the only holder in Europe on ZTL.
Typhlonectes
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Visited again today, saw both Pristis and the Loggerhead in the main tank (underwater elevator is a must). Chimaera was actually signed but not seen (not from lack of trying) 
The former Amazon tank has been redeveloped into a display called 'The Wreck', based off the wreck of the USS Kittiwake - deliberately sunk off the coast of Grand Cayman - helping showcase how artificial reefs can create habitats for wildlife.
At present, just a single species is mentioned as living in the display - the lookdown.