Tropical aquarium Krk — Attraction in Grad Krk

Don't even spend a single Kuna here. Disclaimer: I'm a not an animal rights activist or anything near this. For my expectations: following recommendations, I expected some kind of 'sea life' -ish kind of aquarium. What I got, was a small house stuffed with way too little aquariums (cages for fish) with too many fish in it. When I arrived, there was nobody to receive my payment so I went in for free (which is still too little). Just take a look at the photos and judge for yourself if you want to support this kind of animal treatment. For my poinz of view, piranhas should have teeth?! Fish should be able to hide themselves and have space to float around. As I walked into the toilet, I understood, where the food of the animals was stored(again look at photos). If you want to do yourself a favor, do NOT support this...

Bad, bad, bad. We were really very affected, it is pure animal cruelty and in Germany it would have been closed long ago. Every zoo department in a hardware store is worth seeing, cleaner and more species-appropriate. Explaining this to our 4-year-old wasn't that easy; we were almost in tears at times because the animals looked very tortured. This is not intended to be a motivational aid for “sensation seekers” who want to look at the suffering of animals, but on the contrary an appeal not to support the “Aquarium/Terrarium...

Similar to the aquarium and terrarium on Krk, but in even poorer condition. The fish and aquariums are in noticeably bad shape. As an aquarist with 30 years of experience, it is truly disheartening to see such neglect. The facility could greatly benefit from better maintenance, improved lighting, and a more organized layout. The combined ticket for both aquariums costs €11, but it would make more sense to merge them into a single, better-managed exhibition. Most importantly, more care should be given to the animals and...