Here's a comprehensive species for the Texas State Aquarium in Corpus Christi that I made back in May of this year. A few species were unsigned, but I was able to ID almost all of them thanks to the very helpful employees and a bit of googling. Caribbean Journey Longnose killifish Firemouth cichlid Mexican sailfin molly Mexican tetra Giant Mexican musk turtle American flamingo Scarlet ibis Red capped cardinal Turquoise tanager Scarlet macaw Venezuelan troupial Violaceous euphonia Blue and gold macaw Orange winged parrot Blue grey tanager Sunbittern Silver beaked tanager White winged parakeet Blue crowned motmot Green iguana Green and black poison frog Bumblebee poison frog Blue poison frog Cuban false chameleon Ball python Brazilian rainbow boa Striped burrfish Checkered puffer Porkfish Atlantic sergeant major Mangrove snapper Night sergeant Bluestripe grunt French grunt Smallmouth grunt Southern stingray Great barracuda Spotfin burrfish Brown shark Nurse shark Atlantic tarpon Southern screamer Brazilian agouti Red tailed boa Vampire bat Atlantic stingray Yellow stingray Red legged seriema Red cushion sea star Honeycomb moray Spotted moray Ocellated moray Sharknose goby Bluehead wrasse Orange filefish Blackbar soldierfish Eyestripe surgeon Caribbean redlip blenny Threespot damselfish Bird nest coral Open brain coral Plate coral Club finger coral Blue chromis Pacific cleaner shrimp Lyretail anthias Pacific sailfin tang Copperband butterflyfish Shortnose batfish Lionfish Red grouper Palometa jack Spanish hogfish Bigeye soldierfish French angelfish Striated surgeonfish Hogfish Cuban hogfish Pacific creolefish Creole wrasse Caribbean spiny lobster Hairy blenny Spotted garden eel Yellowtail snapper Goliath grouper Scaled sardine Green moray Gulf of Mexico White ibis Green heron Redhead Blue winged teal Checkered puffer Atlantic croaker Spotted seatrout Hardhead catfish Southern flounder Rio Grande cichlid American alligator Southern stingray Atlantic stingray Common snook Red drum Sheepshead Atlantic tarpon Sea mullet Lined seahorse Peppermint shrimp Slate pencil urchin Brown shrimp Gulf stone crab Gulf killifish Dwarf seahorse Sargassum pipefish Atlantic oyster Arrow crab Orange branching sponge Thinstripe hermit crab Florida horse conch Atlantic horseshoe crab Atlantic sergeant major Striped burrfish Pigfish French grunt Gulf toadfish Spotted scorpionfish Florida pompano Staghorn coral Mushroom coral Blue chromis Royal gramma Sharpnose goby White shrimp Tricolor anemone Molly miller Atlantic blue tang Harlequin bass Reef butterflyfish Red spotted hawkfish Atlantic blue crab Feather duster worm Atlantic needlefish Green moray Gray angelfish Squirrelfish Atlantic spadefish Orange cup coral Red and yellow gorgonian Flamefish Sydney cardinalfish Red snapper Atlantic tarpon Black drum Crevalle jack Nurse shark Green sea turtle Yellowtail snapper Porkfish French angelfish Spanish hogfish Lookdown Gray triggerfish Epaulette shark Yellow tang Flame angelfish Lemon chromis Chocolate chip sea star Whitespotted bamboo shark Ocellaris clown fish Longhorn cowfish Horn shark Freckled porcupinefish Whitespotted filefish Black triggerfish Mangrove snapper Atlantic moon jelly Atlantic sea nettle Giant Pacific octopus Upside down jelly Pacific bat star Giant green anemone Painted anemone Shiner perch New Zealand cushion star Outdoor exhibits Common bottlenose dolphin North American river otter Loggerhead sea turtle Green sea turtle Kemp’s Ridley sea turtle American alligator Ocelot Cownose ray Atlantic stingray
Didn't see it while I was there, so I don't believe they do. They also had a rescued American white pelican for a while too, but he was gone as well. They redid its enclosure and were keeping their two toed sloth in there until her passing.