San Diego Zoo’s indoor aquatic observation that we built in 1999.
Some of Our Favorite Projects
This client loves nature and has wild otters that frequent his property. He wanted to build a custom observatory so he could watch and study the otters without bothering them.
We built the shark tank at the New York zoo. It includes 8 observation windows like you see here, and inside the tank in an array of eco-friendly displays.
Ralph is a cranky beta fish that can’t have any friends. His owner needed a solid aquarium, but didn’t want the classic small bowls you get at the pet store. Ralph is very introverted and appreciates his space by himself.
The Miami Zoo wanted to expand their deep ocean aquarium and we jumped on the project. It included the 25ft observation area which allows visitors to get an unobstructed view of our replicated deep sea.
This client asked to remain anonymous, but did want to share what they did. Their facility grows pearls in oysters and they needed a unique system to keep their oysters happy. They look comfy to us.
Sal’s Fishery needed a system of 34 indoor tanks where they would breed, hatch, and grow cod. The cod is used for research purposes to help further the knowledge of how fish reproduce in captivity.
