Napoleon Wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus)

The napoleon wrasses are expensive consumed fish that live in the coral reef. This condition forces fishermen to catch more napoleon wrasse. Often, they use explosive that will not only kill the fish but also destroy the reef.

The giant freshwater whipray is a very large estuarine and freshwater species that can reach of maximum diameter of 230 cm. The giant freshwater whipray in our main aquarium came from Pelabuhan Ratu, west Java.  

This large-scale carp belongs to family cyprinoidea and by people from Kuningan regency, West Java, it is called the God’s fish. The local people consider the fish as sacred and will not capture them for any reason. That is why the populations remain stable over periods of time.