SeaBase Aquarium Tank Decorations Return for the Holiday Season

Even the fish at EPCOT are feeling festive this holiday season with returning aquarium tank decorations!

SeaBase Aquarium Tank Decorations

White snowflake on the sandy bottom of the aquarium.

In one of the large tanks, white snowflakes decorate the sandy bottom of the aquarium.

Clownfish swimming along the bottom of the aquarium.

The snowflakes were found in the same tank where “Nemo” (clownfish) can be spotted.

Red and white Santa hat on a sea urchin.

Miniature hats also decorate the urchins. This urchin is wearing a classic red and white Santa hat.

Another urchin sports a toppled-over red Mickey ear hat.

White and red present box on the aquarium bottom.

In another aquarium, presents with cutouts for the fish to swim through were placed on the bottom of the tank. This gift box is white with a red ribbon and decorated with a poofy white bow on top.

Red and green present box on the aquarium bottom.

The other present is red with a green ribbon and green bow at the top. It looks like someone might be checking out their gift a bit early…

Red and white candy canes sticking out of the aquarium floor.

A different tank has red and white striped candy canes sticking out of the sandy floor.

The nursery tanks have also been decorated for the holiday season!

Faux-brick fireplace with Santa Claus' legs sticking out of the chimney.

A faux-brick fireplace was placed in the middle of this tank. There are three stockings hung by the chimney with care, and Santa Claus’ legs stick out of the top of the brick chimney as if he is actively climbing down.

Miniature Santa hat off to the side in the tank.

A miniature Santa hat can also be spotted off to the side.

White snowflakes amongst aquarium plants.

Another tank is decorated with large white snowflakes amongst the plants.

Gingerbread village with Christmas tree in an aquarium.

The last tank features a full gingerbread village, complete with four gingerbread houses and a large green Christmas tree in the middle. When viewed straight on, the lollipops in front of the tree form a Mickey head.