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I can't imagine paying money to do this - at least not any significant money. I might pay $10 or something, just for the opportunity to practice skills or something - but not whatever I'm guessing they actually charge. If I had to use their equipment instead of my own - well, screw that. No interest.Has anyone ever payed the money and tried to scuba dive an aquarium? I have heard of large aquariums in the bigger cities like the Shedd aquarium in Chicago allow divers to dive them for a price.
I can agree with that.. but (and im just talking about georgia aquarium) you could dive with hammerheads, whale sharks, grey reefs, tigers and a whole sleu of rays in one tank.
It's pretty convinient
I think the georgia aquarium only provides tanks. I wouldnt want to use anything else either.... ew.