There are many who dream of opening a window to watch the hidden life in the ocean and discover the amazing underwater world. The Aquarium SEA Singapore has taken a giant step and got the Guinness Record for having the largest acrylic panel in the Ocean Gallery with more than 18 million liters of salt water.
The SEA Aquarium is located in Resorts World Sentosa, multi-themed resort opened in January 2010 and is home to more than 100,000 animals of 800 marine species.
home to majestic striped blankets, enormous goliath grouper, wrasse fish and other giants of the sea. Visitors can come face to face with over 200 sharks and discover the myths about these ocean predators plus take a look at a brunette in a rocky crevice or visit a community reef underwater.
To visit the underwater world you can discover the Strait and Java Sea Karimata; the Strait of Malacca and Andaman Sea; Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea; the Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea; the Red Sea or the open ocean among others.
Karimata Strait and Java Sea
In this adventure through the fascinating world under the Strait Karimata in the lower-eastern Sumatra, will be surprised by a monumental shipwreck with a chipped helmet has become a thriving marine habitat with butterfish, jacks and batfish.
Strait of Malacca and Andaman Sea
In this area you can walk through a glass floor and watch as they swim predators and other inhabitants of the ocean right underfoot and explore the waters of Singapore and Malacca habitats, home to the lively leopard.
Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea
The Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea is home to a variety of plants and animals in danger of extinction. Lovers of marine life can be discovered on the inhabitants of the mangrove as Periophthalmus or silver batfish using the extensive network of roots of the mangrove trees as nesting and breeding areas. Later reefs are similar to those found in the Laccadive Sea full of unique species of fish, such as angelfish coral instead.
Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea
The warm waters of the Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf is one of the largest marine sanctuaries in the world. Views from the steep and rough rocky coast Gulf batfish find brilliant addition to contemplate the fascinating underwater hanging gardens.
Red Sea
Often called the "rainforests of the sea ', the Red Sea is home to a variety of hard and soft corals, because of its warm waters and high in salt. The coral reef habitat offers glimpses of a variety of marine life in one of the most beautiful ecosystems.
The SEA Aquarium is located in Resorts World Sentosa, multi-themed resort opened in January 2010 and is home to more than 100,000 animals of 800 marine species.
The aquarium has more than 100,000 animals of 800 marine species
home to majestic striped blankets, enormous goliath grouper, wrasse fish and other giants of the sea. Visitors can come face to face with over 200 sharks and discover the myths about these ocean predators plus take a look at a brunette in a rocky crevice or visit a community reef underwater.
To visit the underwater world you can discover the Strait and Java Sea Karimata; the Strait of Malacca and Andaman Sea; Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea; the Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea; the Red Sea or the open ocean among others.
Karimata Strait and Java Sea
In this adventure through the fascinating world under the Strait Karimata in the lower-eastern Sumatra, will be surprised by a monumental shipwreck with a chipped helmet has become a thriving marine habitat with butterfish, jacks and batfish.
Strait of Malacca and Andaman Sea
In this area you can walk through a glass floor and watch as they swim predators and other inhabitants of the ocean right underfoot and explore the waters of Singapore and Malacca habitats, home to the lively leopard.
Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea
The Bay of Bengal and Laccadive Sea is home to a variety of plants and animals in danger of extinction. Lovers of marine life can be discovered on the inhabitants of the mangrove as Periophthalmus or silver batfish using the extensive network of roots of the mangrove trees as nesting and breeding areas. Later reefs are similar to those found in the Laccadive Sea full of unique species of fish, such as angelfish coral instead.
Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea
The warm waters of the Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf is one of the largest marine sanctuaries in the world. Views from the steep and rough rocky coast Gulf batfish find brilliant addition to contemplate the fascinating underwater hanging gardens.
Red Sea
Often called the "rainforests of the sea ', the Red Sea is home to a variety of hard and soft corals, because of its warm waters and high in salt. The coral reef habitat offers glimpses of a variety of marine life in one of the most beautiful ecosystems.
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