Containing 350,000 gallons of water and over 1,000 animals, the tropical reef habitat is the Aquarium of the Pacific's largest exhibit. The reef represents the famous "Blue Corner" off the coast of Palau, an area considered to be one of the most beautiful and diverse oceanic sites in the world. In addition to the marine animals, you may even catch a diver on cam cleaning the exhibit or feeding the fish!

Live Diver Feeds and Shows

1:45PM and 3:45PM every day, including weekends.

(The 1:45PM show is a feed, except on Wednesdays. The 3:45PM show will not have any feeding going on.)

Watch and listen as our divers hand-feed many of the fish in this exhibit (except Wednesday). If you have your speakers on, you'll hear the conversation between our diver/presenter and an education person who is outside the exhibit looking in along with the guests. The feed stations are:

Queensland Grouper - Lower left corner by the table corals.

Trevallies, Spadefish, Snappers, Sweetlips & Others - You'll hear this referred to as the "Fish Tornado" because they swarm around the diver when getting fed. Center/right and back, near the big round pipe.

Zebra Sharks and Turtle - Above the camera and out of view but you'll see them circling through the exhibit during feeding time.

Grey Reef Sharks - Also fed out of view of the camera but you should see them passing by as they make a big loop around the exhibit.

Small scatter feed - Mostly out of sight of the camera but usually ends in the center around the rocks and small corals.