I am pretty sure it is going to be permanent, but I am not 100% on that. I threw out the flyer, because I knew I would be going for sure anyway, so I will report back this weekend, hopefully Friday...
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So I made it there today, and do not reccomend anyone wasting their hard earned dollars here. I was expecting more from them, and my expectations were dashed. 95% of the displays were 10 gallons filled with painted gravel and plastic plants! There was one 90 gal. in the front w/ live plants, farlowellas and rainbows, and another tank that had to be about 24' long, by 2' deep, also moderately planted w/ driftwood and filled with every imaginable community fish possible. That big tank was pretty cool, but not worth the price of admission. I have seen better displays at Big Als Aquarium Supercenter in Fort Lauderdale. I think the coolest part was seeing the antique tanks, novelty aquarium toys and equipment from the 1930's and up (all of it took up one small display though). It was hard to photograph due to crappy lighting and reflections cast on the tanks from the sunlight. Other than that, I would say unless you are a salt-water fanatic (the coral reef attraction was cool) save your money and go somewhere else in Tampa Bay, like the beach or a state park. Or a petshop... for free...
