Last weekend we headed back up to Seoul to check out the aquarium they have up there in this huge underground mall. It was an ugly, rainy day, so it was the perfect time for an indoor activity.
Be warned... there are a lot of pictures in this post! We love fish, and they had some pretty crazy looking ones here.
The obligatory entrance photo.
(Grace forgot her shoes - thankfully Tristan had 2 pair in the car ?? and she didn't have to wear her rain boots around all day.)
I don't know what kind of fish these are, but they are certainly unique.
This is some sort of a special Mandarin fish. They are only found in certain areas of the world, and come in a couple different colors, but this one is the rarest.
(You'd think I'd take pictures of the signs so I'd be able to tell more about them!)
They had an aquarium display going on (I don't know if it's there all the time or not) that showed the coolest ideas of different things to make aquariums out of.
They had two made out of vending machines - We didn't try them to see if they were still functional.
This one was neat. They had a fountain with several vertical tubes that the fish could swim up into.
Yep, that's exactly what you think you're seeing.
Grace saw this and said, "Really?!?"
TV
We all thought it would be great to have a headboard like this one.
Fish playing soccer
This fish reminded me of "Rainbow Fish"
It's not as brightly colored as the book portrays, but he's certainly got his share of glittery scales!
Now that's a big catfish!
Fish kisses
I have no idea what these fish are (surprise!) but boy were they cool!
They had a really nice place and bigger than I anticipated it was going to be. It was a bit on the pricy side, especially when we discovered we had to pay about $20 to park! Oh well, it was well worth it. Next up - more pics from the aquarium - just not fish.
1 comment:
underground mall?? with an aquarium? i wonder how they get stuff in and out! there is def some crazy stuff in korea? have u started korean cooking yet?
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