_THE BLUE PLANET, COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
The Blue Planet, in Copenhagen, Denmark, is the biggest Public Aquarium in Northern Europe, and houses many different species of fish from the ocean, — the danish marine life, tropical reef species, birds and sea mammals. The Blue Planet has focus on showing the natural biotopes and habitats of the species, bringing education to the public, to school childen, — and it is one of the bigger tourists attraction in Copenhagen.
Since around 2019 the Parosphromenus Projects has had a small cooperation with The Blue Planet. In 2017 The PP. was invited to join an exibition of killi-fish, which was housed and on display within the Blue Planet, for a month. You can see a little example of this in the photos below.
Following this event, — in 2019, a number of the species P. cf. alfredi was donated to the Blue Planet by The Parosphromenus Project. The aim was, in the future to possibly breed these, but first of all use them in a planned display, which should show some different types of water, — and the parosphromenus as a black water species.
The display was finished in 2020, and you can also see photos of this below .
The Blue Planet has since also expanded their population of parosphromenus with another species, — see that in the news-update on this page.
The Blue Planet takes part in our Census.