Even without a wetsuit, there is plenty to discover at TODI. Visit the fish view for free and admire thousands of tropical freshwater fish—and the divers swimming among them.
From our fish view, you can look directly into the diving basin. While divers and snorkelers explore the water, you can see the colorful fish swimming by from up close.
The fish view is accessible to visitors for free during opening hours and can be reached via the stairs.
Thousands of tropical freshwater fish of various species swim in the basin. Some stand out for their colors, others for their shape, size, or behavior.
Discover which fish you can encounter at TODI and get to know them better below.
Featherfin squeaker
Electric yellow cichlid / yellow Malawi cichlid
Malawi cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Red zebra cichlid / Malawi zebra cichlid
Redhook silver dollar
Peacock cichlid / peacock bass
Lombardoi cichlid / Kenyi cichlid
Saulosi cichlid
Petrotilapia cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Petrotilapia cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Scrapermouth cichlid / Malawi cichlid
Nyerere's cichlid / Lake Victoria cichlid
Freiberg's peacock cichlid
Peacock cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Fire Fish peacock cichlid (hybrid)
Maingano cichlid
Kadango cichlid / Malawi cichlid
Sailfin pleco, albino form
Iridescent shark / Siamese shark
Tinfoil barb
Pangasius, albino form (Pangasiidae family)
Ripsaw catfish / black thorny catfish
Tambaqui / black pacu
Armored catfish / bristlenose pleco (Loricariidae family)
Malawi cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Hoven's carp / mad barb
Pacu (Serrasalmidae family)
Mbu pufferfish
Giraffe catfish
Malawi cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Silver arowana
Giant gourami
Banded leporinus
Lake Tanganyika tilapia
Sailfin pleco / leopard sailfin pleco
Central American cichlid (Cichlidae family)
Citron cichlid / Midas cichlid
Oscar / peacock cichlid
Frontosa
Nile tilapia
Redhead cichlid / quetzal cichlid
Red-bellied pacu
Blue dolphin cichlid
Giraffe cichlid
Convict cichlid
Mozambique tilapia
Red empress cichlid / Malawi cichlid
Cuckoo catfish / pygmy leopard catfish