A list of former exhibits and fauna in SeaWorld Ancol
Former exhibits:
Cartilaginous fishes:
Former exhibits:
- Innovation Aquarium (a tank housing small saltwater crocodiles and various freshwater fishes. Supposedly also housing turtles)
- A large freshwater tank with assorted large freshwater fishes such as gouramis, catfish, eels and tilapias
- Other freshwater tanks housing alligator gars, Tanganyikan cichlids, Chinese hi-fin banded sharks, electric eel and a giant snakehead
- Crocodile exhibit (a rather shallow exhibit with saltwater crocodiles and false gharials)
- Dugong (the former home of Doel and Diana)
- Otter (home to a family of otters)
- Coral Reef Fish (a tank housing assorted large reef fishes like humphead wrasse
- Dock Life (a tank exhibiting faunas found in docks such as cardinalfish, sergeant major, reef lobster, striped eel catfish and barnacles)
- Living Fossil (a tank housing 6 Chambered nautilus from Japan, then changed to horseshoe crab)
- Marine File Snake (a tank with marine file snakes inside)
- Giant Pacific Octopus (the former home of Gudel, and 2 other unnamed GPOs)
- Japanese Spider Crab (nuff said)
- Sea Dragon (nuff said)
- Pineconefish (nuff said, but this exhibit used to had a decorator crab once)
- Crustaceans (an exhibit housing spiny and slipper lobsters, as well as zebra mantis shrimp)
- Demersal Cavern (an exhibit housing two species of swimmer crabs, Indian threadfish, large-eyed bream, spiny lobsters, big blue octopus named Mamad and some pharaoh cuttlefish)
- Reef Megatank (a curved large reef tank with a canopy view)
- Coconut Crab (a tall coconut crab exhibit with a replica of a coconut palm inside)
- Smaller terrariums housing poison arrow dart frogs at the stairway to the observation deck
- Holoquarium (a cylindrical tank where visitors can put their hands inside and feed the Tanganyikan cichlids)
- Giant Snake Python (a large terrarium housing a giant reticulated python)
- Live Coral (a large cylindrical tank with assorted reef fish and invertebrates, including the elusive sea apple)
- Goldfish (an exhibit displaying various breeds of goldfish)
- Koi (nuff said, but visitors can feed kois with a baby bottle)
Cartilaginous fishes:
- Scalloped hammerhead
- Sand tiger shark
- Bull shark
- Whitetip reef shark
- Zebra shark
- Grey bamboo shark
- Whitespotted wedgefish
- Bowmouth guitarfish
- Giant shovelnose ray
- Clubnose guitarfish
- Longheaded eagle ray
- Spotted eagle ray (Ocellatus)
- Masked fantail ray
- Round ribbontail ray
- Kuhl's maskray
- Cowtail stingray
- Mangrove whipray
- Giant freshwater whipray
- Potamotrygon motoro
- Barramundi
- Waigieu seaperch
- Tripletail
- Blacktip grouper
- Orange-spotted grouper
- Humpback grouper
- Gymnocranius microdon
- Lethrinus harak
- Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips
- Spotbanded scat
- Pineconefish
- Weedy seadragon
- Leafy seadragon
- Messmate pipefish
- Arothron reticularis
- Map puffer
- Papuan toby
- Spot-fin porcupinefish
- Orange-lined triggerfish
- Silver arowana
- Black arowana
- Spotted gar
- Green sturgeon
- American paddlefish
- Giant gourami
- Giant snakehead
- Tiger shovelnose catfish
- Wallago leeri
- Sharptooth catfish
- Cichla ocellaris
- Pseudotropheus socolofi
- Pseudotropheus cyaneorhabdos
- Pseudotropheus demasoni
- Labidochromis caeruleus
- Melanochromis auratus
- Cyphotilapia frontosa
- Chinese high-fin banded shark
- Balashark
- Koi carp
- Electric eel
- Clown featherback
- Giant mottled eel
- Indo-Pacific tarpon
- Dugong (Doel and Diana)
- Asian small-clawed otter
- Saltwater crocodile
- False gharial
- Reticulated python
- Marine file snake
- Olive ridley sea turtle
- Green sea turtle
- Asian spiny turtle
- Common snapping turtle
- Poison dart frogs (not known what species)
- Giant Pacific octopus
- Big blue octopus
- Chambered nautilus
- Pharaoh cuttlefish
- Horseshoe crab
- Japanese spider crab
- Decorator crab
- Giant mud crab
- Portunus pelagicus
- Charybdis feriata
- Ornate spiny lobster
- Painted spiny lobster
- Moreton Bay bug
- Zebra mantis shrimp
- Sea apple
- Pincushion starfish
- Mastigias papua
- Portuguese man-o-war
- Box jellyfish
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