The Coral Reef Gallery simulates a 60-foot dive modeled after an acutal dive site in the Florida Dry Tortugas. This 500,000-gallon tank contains more than 1,700 animals representing about 65 species, all native to Florida.

In the Aquarium's Wetlands Gallery, birds soar overhead, turtles bask in the sun, and fish dart through the water. Florida streams, sawgrass marshes, rivers, cypress swamps and mangrove forests are all represented.

The No Bone Zone is a 1,200 square-foot exhibit focusing on invertebrates (animals without backbones). There is a 600 gallon tank, where you can touch Starfish, Crabs, Urchins, Mollusks, and other invertebrates.