EntranceAtlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0028Larry L. Jackson
Rhesus MacaqueMacaca mulattaAtlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0002Larry L. Jackson
20,000 gallon Coral Reef TankVery heavily stocked with fishAtlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0005Larry L. Jackson
20,000 gallon Coral Reef TankAtlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0009Larry L. Jackson
20,000 gallon Coral Reef TankProper lighting, water movement and good water chemistry require a lot behind the scenes.Atlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0010Larry L. Jackson
Lined Seahorse tanksHippocampus erectus - one of many behind the scenes projects showing great success.Atlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0014Larry L. Jackson
OctopusAtlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0016Larry L. Jackson
False Clown AnemonefishAmphiprion ocellaris - with only one in 500 surviving in nature, this balling of juveniles only occurs in aquarium reared fish.Atlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0017Larry L. Jackson
Red LionfishPterois volitans - released by aquarist, this fish is now established in the Caribbean, gets caught in the Gulf Stream and is captured off New York.Atlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0020Larry L. Jackson
African PenguinSpheniscus demersus - a warmer water species that does well in captive environments.Atlantis Aquarium, Long Island, Riverhead, New York, April 21, 20072007-04-21#0023Larry L. Jackson
Larry L. Jackson
San Angelo, TX
