Video at Aquaria KLCC

KLCC Aquaria - An Ocean of Discovery

Photo taken on 19 February 2007. See more on http://mycutialbum.blogspot.com or http://mycuti.blogspot.com

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Highlights

Aquaria KLCC is conceptualized & built based on the Journey of water from land to sea.
Embark on a journey from misty mountains down majestic rivers, through lush rainforests and waterlogged mangroves. Dive deeper to navigate through colorful coral reefs and dive head on into the ominous deep blue sea.

Underwater Tunnel

Here, visitors reach the climax of the ‘Journey’. On a moving walkway inside the 90m acrylic tunnel, a view only previously accessible to divers venturing into the depths of the brilliant ocean is presented. Visitors will be awed by trained divers and aquarists hand-feeding the fish, including rays and large sharks. A hidden shipwreck is seen slowly being colonized by inquisitive reef inhabitants, gradually becoming part of the coral reef.

How To Get Here ?

Map of Aquaria KLCC with Legend

• 10 minutes walk from the Petronas Twin Towers
• 5 minutes walk from Suria KLCC connecting tunnel
• 8 km from KL Sentral Station, 80 km from KLIA International Airport

Handcrafted Wooden Furniture

Wooden furniture still beautiful in modern living. You can find that furniture finished in various shades like teak, walnut, rosewood, antique, rustic & natural using wax or stains & lacquer.

Photo shot at Uncle's house at Kemaman, Terengganu.

Koi Fish aka Carp Fish

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What are Koi?

The common carp is the forerunner of our present day Koi. Koi are not big goldfish. The goldfish is a distant cousin to Koi.

Where did they come from?

The Japanese name for Koi is Nishikigoi. Nishikigoi were developed by the Japanese over 200 years ago.

Where do you keep these fish?

These gorgeous creatures usually live in lushly landscaped fish ponds outdoors. The ponds are constructed to provide adequate oxygenation and filtration of the water. These ponds make an excellent landscaping addition to a garden.

How big do they get?

The average Koi can grow to 24 - 36 inches! The size of the pond, the amount of aeration, and feeding methods will affect the growth of the fish. It is not uncommon for a small Koi to grow 2 - 4 inches a year in a backyard pond.

Fact Sheet On Koi by Asahi Fancy Koi, Inc., Gardena, CA.
Koi Do's and Don'ts by Asahi Fancy Koi, Inc., Gardena, CA.

Source of Article : http://www.vcnet.com

White Goose

Photo taken at Bukit Tinggi Resort, Pahang, Malaysia.

Beautiful Night at Colmar Tropicale Resort, Malaysia

I dont want to going home, wanna stay here forever..... :((
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picture taken at Colmar Tropicale Resort, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang, Malaysia.

Dinner @ La Cigogne Restaurant, Colmar Tropicale Resort

Dinner @ La Cigogne Restaurant, Colmar Tropicale Resort, Bukit Tinggi, Malaysia.
See more photos at My Travel Blog http://mycuti.blogspot.com/search/label/highland

Catch The Big Fish

Photo shot at Titiwangsa Lake, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Cutest Cock in Wolrd

Cute, isnt? But the cock is dead... :((

Marang The Fishing Village

Photo shot at Marang, Terengganu.

Firecracker?

Not, its not...but i forgot what is that. :p

Another Shot

Another trial but still failed.....

Light in Tunnel

I have so many time to but this is only my best shot....:((
Photo taken at Penchala Link Tunnel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

My Finger 2

This is my finger...:p

Tudung Saji - Malaysian Craft

Tudung Saji

Can be use to cover your food while it's on the dining table, or to use it as a hat to shed from the sun, or just by it for your home's decor. Made from bamboo.

Photo taken at my home...:)

NIght Scene 2

Night Scene

My Finger

This is my finger....believe it!!

King of Fruit, Durian

Durian Tree.

Winter in Malaysia?

This photo shot at Malaysia Agriculture Park. See more at http://mycuti.blogspot.com

Wooden Tower Guard