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aquatic life support, zoos & aquariums notable installations ClearWater Tech ozone systems can be used to maintain a clean and stable environment in both marine, and freshwater aquariums, resulting in exceptional water quality. Ozone plays an impotant role in the prevention and elimination of fish diseases in aquaculture systems and oxidizes pollutants faster than any other sanitizer on the market, safely and easily. • John Ball Zoo, Grand Rapids, MI - Water exhibits • Oakland Zoo, Oakland, CA - Aquarium exhibit • Ripley’s Aquarium, Myrtle Beach, SC - Penguin exhibit • Tarpon Springs Aquarium, Tarpon Springs, FL - Aquarium exhibit • Sea Aquarium Marine Life Park, Singapore - Aquarium exhibit • San Antonio Aquarium - San Antonio, TX • Palm Beach Zoo - Otter and Jaguar Exhibit • Biblical Zoo, Jerusalem, Israel - Seawater Aquarium Exhibit • Sea World, San Diego, CA - 2014 expansion project exhibits • Oklahoma City Zoo, Oklahoma City, OK - Aquatic Center • Lincoln Children's Zoo, Lincoln, NE - Penguin Exhibit • Quality Marine, Los Angeles, CA • Huntington Library, CA - Japanese garden, west pond • Legoland, Carlsbad, CA - 250,000 gallon, two-story Aquarium • Columbus, Ohio Zoo - Polar Bear Exhibit • Oklahoma Aquarium, Jenks, OK - Multiple aquatic exhibits • Roosevelt Park Zoo, Minot, ND - Sea Otter & Penguins Exhibit • Calvert Marine Museum, Solomons, MD - 8,000 gallon freshwater River Otter Exhibit • Cleveland Metroparks Zoo - Multiple Exhibits • Kloubec Fisheries, Amana, IA - Koi Farm • Playboy Mansion, Bel Air, CA - Koi Pond • Dolphinarium, Batumi, Georgia - Dolphin Exhibit • Shedd Aquarium, Chicago - Amazon Exhibit • Los Angeles Zoo - Orangutan Exhibit • San Diego Zoo - Polar Bear & Hippopotamus Exhibit • Sea World, Orlando, FL - Marine Recovery Facility • Marine Mammal Center, San Pedro, CA - Sea Lion Rehabilitation Pools • Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, CA - Marine Holding Facility • Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, Fort Pierce, FL - Marine Mammal Rescue ClearWater Tech, LLC Ozone Systems for Water & Air Purification 800-262-0203 • 850-E Capitolio Way, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 • [email protected] • www.cwtozone.com • REV080916 .

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