Coralworld Marine Park, Eilat, Israel
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Starting the project in 1975, the founders of the Underwater Observatory Marine Park saw their goal as raising awareness, respect and passion for the oceans. Today the marine complex with the underwater tower and spectacular aquariums is a magic window to the mesmerizing world of the Red Sea wonders.

In the Park, visitors find the huge shark pool, sting-ray cave, turtle pool, natural reef pavilion and up to 800 species, including rare fish, coral and marine creatures. One can watch the predators feeding ritual and the horsefish walking, dive with rays or find the natural pearls.

Getting in touch with such an abundance of marine fauna is possible thanks to the highly sophisticated facilities, including the powerful complex for seawater filtration.

Challenge

The park consists of 35 aquariums. Some of them are spacious: the coral reef pavilion holds 360 000 litres, the shark’s pool — 650 000 litres. The density of the population in the aquarium is always higher than that of the open sea. Water gets contaminated faster, with feeding and medical necessities — the sources of water pollution.

Fresh seawater supply is a key for the health of all the Park inhabitants. Water filtration before releasing it back to the Red Sea is fundamental for wildlife preservation.

Key problems

• Water for the Marine Park is taken directly from the Gulf of Eilat. After going through the system of aquariums, reaching thousands of sea creatures, it should return to an ecologically neutral condition.

• The filtration system for Coralworld must be capable of dealing with both mechanical and biological contamination.

Solution

AQUAPHOR Professional has developed an advanced filtration complex for ecologically safe water evacuation. Thanks to the unique technological solutions, the new system supported all the current water filtration needs and has already added the capacity for a wider representation of the marine species.

Coralworld Marine Park, Eilat, Israel

Starting the project in 1975, the founders of the Underwater Observatory Marine Park saw their goal as raising awareness, respect and passion for the oceans. Today the marine complex with the underwater tower and spectacular aquariums is a magic window to the mesmerizing world of the Red Sea wonders.

In the Park, visitors find the huge shark pool, sting-ray cave, turtle pool, natural reef pavilion and up to 800 species, including rare fish, coral and marine creatures. One can watch the predators feeding ritual and the horsefish walking, dive with rays or find the natural pearls.

Getting in touch with such an abundance of marine fauna is possible thanks to the highly sophisticated facilities, including the powerful complex for seawater filtration.

Challenge

The park consists of 35 aquariums. Some of them are spacious: the coral reef pavilion holds 360 000 litres, the shark’s pool — 650 000 litres. The density of the population in the aquarium is always higher than that of the open sea. Water gets contaminated faster, with feeding and medical necessities — the sources of water pollution.

Fresh seawater supply is a key for the health of all the Park inhabitants. Water filtration before releasing it back to the Red Sea is fundamental for wildlife preservation.

Key problems

• Water for the Marine Park is taken directly from the Gulf of Eilat. After going through the system of aquariums, reaching thousands of sea creatures, it should return to an ecologically neutral condition.

• The filtration system for Coralworld must be capable of dealing with both mechanical and biological contamination.

Solution

AQUAPHOR Professional has developed an advanced filtration complex for ecologically safe water evacuation. Thanks to the unique technological solutions, the new system supported all the current water filtration needs and has already added the capacity for a wider representation of the marine species.

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