SEA LIFE Bray Sea Life Bray News

[devilfish]

I visited last week and was surprised to see a few less common species in this small centre, including a southern fiddler ray, Indian double-saddled butterflyfish, short-tailed nurse sharks and what appear to be Seychelles butterflyfish (will need to confirm on checking my photos). Interestingly, this is the first fully independent Sea Life centre to have souvenirs for sale which identify the actual facility - I usually just see generic 'Sea Life' material for sale.

 

[devilfish]

The short-tailed nurse sharks breed here, with a young pup and mermaids' purses displayed.

 

[Brum]

Nice to see you seem to have come back to ZooChat after sporadic postings, welcome (sort of) back @devilfish, you've been sorely missed!

 

[Babyrousa]

SeaLife Bray is closing permanently at the end of this year.

MSN

 

[dublinlion]

The Bray aquarium has reopened under a new name. Marine Life. It has been updated and extended and has added Reptiles, Amphibians and Spiders etc. Also a butterfly garden. Exhibits include Sharks, Sturgeons. I will visit soon and do a review.