Sea Life Malaysia welcomes 23 species of fish


Legoland Malaysia Resort’s Junior Rangers taking turns releasing the fishes into Sea Life’s Malaysian Rainforest tank, an exclusive habitat zone at Sea Life Malaysia in Iskandar Puteri.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Sea Life Malaysia is on track for its grand opening slated for April this year.

Legoland Malaysia Resort general manager Kurt Stocks said that Sea Life Malaysia welcomed over 23 species of fish, including bala sharks, rasboras and tinfoil barbs, to its Malaysian Rainforest habitat zone.

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