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Panulirus argus
Typically inhabiting rocks, caves and crevices they can grow up to a total body length of 2 ft. To make up for a lack of claws, this species has spines over its body and antennae for defense. Lobsters grow by crawling out of their old shells, splitting their bodies where the tail and head are joined, a process called “molting”. During molting they are extremely vulnerable to predators including other lobsters.
Aqua Tots Program

Over 3 years old or up to 48'' tall
Now the thrill of fish feeding is available for your smallest client. Five children will be selected daily to take part in the Aqua Tots programs. This 20-minute feeding experience at the Estuary Lagoon is offered at 2:30pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Participants need to have water shoes and must also be able to enter the Lagoon independent of their parent or guardian who must be in attendance at the feeding.

For registration and more information,
visit the Atlantis Kids Club
or call (242) 363-3000, ext. 46363.
Fish Feeding

Monday - No scheduled feedings, fasting day for the animals.

Tuesday through Sunday
Ruins Lagoon - RT - 9 am
Predator Lagoon - CT - 10 am
Eels, The Dig - RT - 10 am
SeaGrapes Cave - BT - 1 pm
Turtle Lagoon - BT - 1:50 pm (Interactive)
Stingray Lagoon - RT - 2 pm
Stingray Lagoon-BT-2 pm (Interactive)
Ruins Lagoon - RT - 3 pm
Predator Lagoon - CT - 3 pm

Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
Mayan Temple (Shark Feeding) - RT - 12 noon

RT = Royal Towers
CT = Coral Towers
BT = Beach Tower
Note: At the "Interactive" feedings guest are allowed to feed the animals.