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Sunday 17th, Honolulu, Oahu
Here's a chart of some of the fish we saw either snorkeling or at the aquarium. I know you can't see the names but if you absolutely need to know what a fish is email me and I can tell you.
This is the Honolulu Aquarium. We spent about an hour here and got video and photos of most of the cool fish and stuff. There's just so many interesting things to see, it's hard to get it all. the first pic is a cuttle fish, then a grouper, black tip sharks and other big fish, and lastly a leopard shark.
A seahorse, then the national fish of Hawaii Humu Humu Nuku Nuku Apua'a, or triggerfish, and then a bunch of really colorful fish.
The color and beauty of these fish just astounds me, mother nature sure does a great job.
I thought this was a lion fish but turns out I was wrong. I think it's a turkey fish or something that just seems wrong. The other guys are just pretty, can't remember all the names, some are just too wild. Mom and I tried for like 15 minutes to get a good picture of this fish, it was just so bright and colorful I had to get a picture. The whole tank was the most colorful thing I'd ever seen in my life, you can almost get the idea from the middle pic, but it does no justice to how cool it really was, you just had to be there.
The coral and other stuff in this tank was just as cool as the fish in it. The tank was just so colorful, everything in it was almost neon, it just seemed to glow, the fish, the coral, the shrimp, the anemones, everything was so bright it was amazing. I got it on video but the color would never show up true so I gave up on pictures. Then we went outside to see the rest of the exhibits and found this cool banyon tree in the park next door and this cool palm tree too. Lastly is a seal, there were 2 in the exhibit but only this one was awake.
We stopped by the statue of King Kamehameha, that's the palace and museum too, beautiful buildings.
Well, that's it for this trip. It's gonna be my last cruise till next year. Hope you had fun, I know I did!!!