This document summarizes an acoustic tag study conducted at the Seattle Aquarium in 2011. Three species - Canary Rockfish, Yellowtail Rockfish, and Coho Salmon - were implanted with acoustic tags and their 3D movements were monitored and displayed in real-time using an acoustic telemetry system. Over 3,100 people attended the public event to view the real-time 3D tracks. The study demonstrated the ability to simultaneously monitor multiple species and observe species-specific behaviors. Real-time acoustic tagging provides valuable information about animal movement and interactions in both marine and freshwater environments.