Seaport Aquarium

It's a small display of animals but nice nonetheless. Clean with an interesting variety. The coatimundis had a very nicely set up enclosure that allowed some interaction with the public via clear dome into the enclosure to view it from the inside. The stingrays were happy with being petted it seemed - walk to one side of the tank and they'd swim over and bob at the top, as if for attention. At the end was a nice gift shop. It's really enthralling for a small child.

Clean w friendly service! Happy animals n some rescued, living contently now. The owner is knowledgeable n you can find him running around passionately caring for his minions. LoL. Definitely worth touring n we look forward to seeing them again next year!

Smaller place which is better when caring for all the different animals lives. Also if you go their with an open mind to learn about the many different animals, just ask one of the staff members and they will gladly help. You can tell they love those animals and enjoy sharing their knowledge with everyone that walks in the Seaport Aquarium. I still remember going their as a kid (im 26 now) and the amount of work that was put in to get to where they are now. I heard they have plans to keep expanding and to continuously make changes throughout the off season. They are definitely headed down the right path with the animals coming first. No predators, no hungry nights, no cold nights, they don’t have to worry about anything except the humans that disturb their peace by tapping/hitting the glass which I’m sure is far and few between. All in all definitely a great place for the curious adults and the excited kids. ud83dudc4dud83cudffbud83dudc4dud83cudffb

The spaces are WAY too small for the animals. DO NOT SUPPORT THIS BY GOING THERE. Treat anumals right by having everything they need (big spaces for each one) or dont have them at all.

Alligators had little room, care about profit more than the animals. Do not recommend