Originally Posted By plpeters70 << It's still great to sit by the glass and enjoy watching the fish and sharks and turtles lazily swimming by.>> At least the ones that don't look sick. The last time I was there, a couple months ago, half the fish in the tank looked like their faces were coming off. They all had some sort of skin disease that was making their scales come off - not good at all! I would think that Disney could do a better job of caring for those poor fish!
Originally Posted By HokieSkipper << I would think that Disney could do a better job of caring for those poor fish!>> They do, but still, you never know what kind of microbes and diseases can infiltrate the place. Sometimes things happen.
Originally Posted By danyoung >A high $$$ seafood restaurant without lobster.< Yeah, even though I'm not much of a lobster eater, it seems that lobster should be on the menu. >...half the fish in the tank looked like their faces were coming off.< All I can say is that they all looked fine a couple of weeks ago. But I also need to say that the tank has deteriorated over the past 20 years or so, both in quantity of fish and in color. The water now has that yellow greenish cloudiness to it, where it used to be blue/aqua and crystal clear. There might be some ecological reason for the change in color, but the massive drop in quantity is nothing but cheap, IMO.
Originally Posted By plpeters70 <<Sometimes things happen>> True, but that wasn't the first time I've seen obviously sick fish in those tanks. I know that Disney can't always protect against this sort of thing, but part of me can't help but wonder if this isn't in part because of maintenance cutbacks.
Originally Posted By plpeters70 <<All I can say is that they all looked fine a couple of weeks ago.>> Glad to hear it. Let's hope they stay that way!!
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad I hope this is true as we are always walking up. We like to move between parks based on crowds so reservations are rather inconvenient.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> I got lobster there.. didn't ask for it, and I don't like lobster. It was to replace the quail and lamb I wasn't enjoying.. and didn't ask for a replacement of.. I had to ask to stop being brought food, actually. They wanted to send the chef out to investigate what I -would- eat and make something just for me. I was apparently someone's pet project for the evening. << You're just a special kind of guy Merfie!
Originally Posted By MPierce >> At least the ones that don't look sick. The last time I was there, a couple months ago, half the fish in the tank looked like their faces were coming off. They all had some sort of skin disease that was making their scales come off - not good at all! I would think that Disney could do a better job of caring for those poor fish! << They were probably suffering from an over dose of Pixie Dust.
