Aquaculture - Aquarium Innovations

	Virginia Living Museum Opened in spring of 2004, located in Newport News, VA. With indoor and outdoor exhibits, in excess of over 200,000 gallons of water, Aquarium Innovations has provided more than 30 exhibits,including both salt and fresh water, depicting the different ranges from mountain to ocean and how the water travels. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

Tunica River Environmential Education Center/Museum Aquarium Innovations provided concept design and habitat fabrication, these exhibits house over 45,000 gallons of water. Aquarium Innovations also installed all filtration and life support systems throughout Tunica River museum. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

	Mississippi Museum of Natural Science The Natural Science Museum (Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks) located in Jackson, Mississippi, contains 31 public aquariums and over 150,000 gallons of salt and fresh water exhibits. Aquarium Innovations also fabricated all aquariums, containment systems, filtration and life support systems. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

Amphibiville - Home of the National Amphibain Conservation Center Home of the National Amphibain Conservation Center Completed in early 2001, Amphibiville, located at the Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak, MI, is the national home for amphibain research. Aquarium Innovations fabricated all enclosures and life support for this this one-of-a-kind facility. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

	Zoo Atlanta Aquarium Innovations provided a custom Flint River Turtle Exhibit for Zoo Atlanta. Other services provided include rock work and filtration for the Hell-Bender salamander exhibit as well as life support and filtration for the Giant Chinese salamander. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

Sandy Creek Nature Center Sandy Creek Nature Center Athens, Georgia Aquarium Innovations provided Sandy Creek with two exhibits, the Georgia Coastal exhibit and Wet-Land exhibit. These exhibits featured a Loggerhead sea turtle tank and three other tanks housing fish and marine life from the Georgia coast. The Wet-Land exhibit depicts a Beaver Dam. Click Here to View our Photo Gallery

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