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Piranha Realm Photo Gallery

Pictures from the Piranha Realm aquarium in Hazelwood, MO

piranha skull

On May 21, 2008, we visited the Piranha Realm public aquarium at the St. Louis Mills Mall in Hazelwood, MO. They have twelve 4000 gallon aquariums and also many 1000 gallon aquariums. I thought it was a great idea to put a place like this in a mall. If I lived in that area, I would find any excuse to go to the mall and pay the $3 entry fee to look through all the tanks. It should be really popular for people with kids, too. How often do kids get to see any big tanks or big fish?

Update 11/3/2008:

I just spoke to the information desk at the mall because I didn't see the Piranha Realm listed in the directory. I was told by the lady that answered, "I heard that they were not going to open back up and that they were moving out."  She didn't know where it might be moving. Too bad that it didn't work out. I hope that it's moving somewhere and not just vanishing. I'm sure mall rent is really expensive, though.

 

HINT: In the photo gallery below, click on any of the thumbnails to view the picture. If you have java enabled, the pictures will act like a slideshow. Hold the mouse in the upper left or upper right of the large picture to find a PREV or NEXT button to click, like on this example below:

picture navigation example

 

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Some big fish in their 4000 gallon aquarium:

 

Altum angelfish:

 

Red-tail catfish in the mood for love:

 

Stingray rippling along the bottom of a 4000 gallon aquarium:

 

 

This is bigMoCats' Piranha Realm Photo Album--he helped George build the Piranha Realm. His page shows the construction of the tanks.

Here are some good pictures (probably better than mine!) on the American Cichlid Association Forum.

JV

 

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