Carlos Slims, Mexican business magnate and investor, who was once ranked the richest man in the world, recently inaugurated an aquarium in Mexico City on Friday, May 30, 2014. The Inbursa Aquarium is one of the largest in Latin America; a four-level, underground aquarium with over 3000 different animals housed in it. There is a large underground 400,000 gallon glass tank housing brightly colored tropical fish swimming alongside sharks and manta rays. The aquarium brings the water in from the Gulf of Mexico. The four different floors host a wide variety of marine life including piranhas, turtles and crocodiles, along with a lagoon that allows visitors to pet sting rays. The Inbursa Aquarium is scheduled to open to the public on June 11, 2014 and has an entry fee of $10.00/person.
Mexico’s Richest Man Opens One Of Latin America’s Largest Aquarium’s
by Francis Yupangco | May 31, 2014 | Tanks, Travel | 1 comment
Francis is a marine biologist with an MBA and over 20 years of professional aquarium experience. Francis is the former Aquatic Development Manager at Hagen USA., makers of Fluval brand aquarium products. He co-stars on Nat Geo WILD's reality TV series Fish Tank Kings where he is the resident "Fish Geek" and was Director of Marketing at Living Color Aquariums. He is an avid explorer having visited over 45 countries and lived in 7. At 17, he was among the youngest aquarists ever hired by the Vancouver Aquarium, where he worked for 7 years. His aquatic biology experience ranges from larval fish rearing to the design, construction and operational management of renowned public aquariums around the world. Francis is currently head of marketing at the world's largest vertically integrated fish farming company.
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The Cartels open an Aquarium wow!!!!!