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Exhibits
Discover A Variety Of Habitats
Just Announced: All-New Reptile Exhibit to Debut Starting Now!
This new habitat will highligh our reptile rehabilitation program. The program, which continues to evolve, is already home to six rescued tortoises from throughout the New England area, plus several species of turtle & fish.
New Hampshire Lakes Exhibit
Get a closer look at common warm water sport fish like largemouth bass, catfish, and yellow perch.
Cold Water Trout Exhibit
Learn about and watch brown, rainbow, and brook trout as they swim and grow in their environment!
Reptile Rehabilitation Center
Watch and learn about a variety of different reptiles who are being rehabilitated at Living Shores Aquarium, including turtles, tortoises & more!
Red Garra (Nibble Fish) Touchpool
Did someone say manicures? Relax at our red garra (aka nibblefish) touch pool, where they'll have your hands feeling silky smooth in no time.
Stingray Touchpool
GUEST FAVORITE!
A true once in a lifetime experience- get hands on with atlantic stingrays as the swim by. For an added experience, purchase a stingray feeding.
Bamboo Shark Touchpool
Feel the rough skin of our bamboo sharks as they swim by!
Critter Wall
Get an up close look at some of our smaller residents, including snakes, insects, amphibians and our new axolotls!
Coral & Great Barrier Reef Exhibit
Everyone’s favorite clownfish and blue tang can be found here, along with other colorful species found on Indo Pacific Reefs.
Tropical Reef Exhibit
A colorful collection of angelfish, butterflyfish, eels, damselfish, and wrasses found along the Atlantic Coast.
Small Invertebrates Exhibit
Get hands on with a variety of small invertebrates like starfish, urchins & more!
Gulf of Maine Exhibit - Coming Soon!
Observe a variety of species found right off of our coasts!
Reptile Room - Coming Soon!
Surround yourself with a variety of reptiles- geckos, lizards of all sorts, and yes, even snakes! (Please note, several species are currently found in the Critter Wall)
