I have been anxiously waiting this trip to see the wild life adventures of the ocean in KL as certainly by all means I wanna avoid the traffic and long journey to go to the nearest ocean.  Right after work I straightaway headed for the LRT from Wangsa Maju to KLCC Station to meet a dear friend who didn't mind for another trip to the 'ocean' and what he told me was, it will be his 4th trip to Aquaria.

For those who has not been to the Aquaria KLCC, my personal advice is that please go either early.. or go a bit closer to closing time where there is not much traffic inside the Aquaria.  The advantage that you will experience is that during these hours, when there is not many visitors, you can have all the leisure of reading the bilological information on the animals as well as you can pose, take photos (no flash please) at any spot that you wish to.

Temperature inside the Aquaria was just okay, cold but then I think it should be colder as I was feeling a bit warm but to think of it, probably I was feeling anxious about this journey 'in' the ocean of Aquaria.

Snapping photos in Aquaria really takes patience as no matter how you wish to pose with the animals behind the glass, you will end up being 'alone' in the photos or either the creatures will just shy away from the shot.  Got to click quick or else got to 'run' all over the glass screen just to be 'with them' for a snapshot.

The journey starts now....

Water Rat

I was so shocked to see these rats as they are really BIG. Gosh, the size is similar to a cat, in fact much bigger than a cat.  I got goose pimples by just touching the glass pane.  Seriously, I was worried that I will be having nightmare should I stayed longer taking photos here.  So wanna know about more about this creature, please click here  http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/water-rat

So I moved on and I bumped into this fella from South America called Coatimundi

For more details about Coatimundi, you can click here  http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/coatimundi

Then it was the Otters..

 
Further steps away, on the walls are variety of lizards, really looking 'classy'.. Just have a look here...

Moving on to.....

Next is Arapaima.  Really HUGE!  Find our more here http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/arapaima

It's more than an arm's length

Shark

 I think it is a Nurse Shark if I recalled correctly.  Details click here http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/tawny-nurse-shark

 He knows that he is reading as it is his 4th trip here.

 The escalator is moving, so you don't have to walk through the aquarium.

Lovely sting ray just 'flew' above my head! Read about it here http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/giant-blotched-fantail-ray

Moon Jelly

 Find out more about Moon Jelly here  http://www.aquariaklcc.com/attractions/stars-of-aquaria/moon-jelly

 

 

It' truly an experience here.  RM45- for adults, RM35 for kids.  Expensive? Yes, but honestly it's worth it!