What would be your Aquatic Expansion roster?
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No arapaima. That is my most wanted fish.
Yea Arapaima is another great choice, there is just so many.
Has anyone put any big sea creatures in their Aquatic Expansion roster?
There was never a Humboldt Squid in captivity. Like the Colossal Squid which is on my list, it can't survive in captivity.
K new list:
Mammals:
1- West Indian Manatee
2- Bottlenose Dolphin
3- Yangzte Finless Porpoise
4- Orca
5- Northern Elephant Seal
Birds:
6- Southern Rockhopper Penguin
7- Little Blue Penguin
8- Great Blue Heron
9- American White Pelican
Reptiles:
10- Marine Iguana (I know i just want habitat iguana and this is the only way)
11- Any sea turtle
12- Nile Softshell Turtle
13- West African Crocodile (yall gotta accept we probably never getting a nile crocodile, and if we do, many people will call it a useless reskin, atleast with the west african it would have even more different)
Amphibians (yes):
14- Japanese Giant Salamander (Walkthrough Exhibit)
Sharks and Rays:
15- Black-Tip Reef Shark
16- Bull Shark
17- Giant Freshwater Stingray
18- Any Electric Ray (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
Bony Fish:
19- Any Clownfish (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
20- Sockeye Salmon
21- Alligator Gar
22- Any Catfish (Walkthrough?)
23- Koi Fish (for all those fancy japanese zoos, also obviosly walkthrough)
24- Any puffer or porcupine fish (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
25- Any swordfish, marlin or sailfish
Other:
26: Any small, typical octopus (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
27: Any bivalve (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
28: Any sea jelly (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
29: Any crustacean, preferably coconut crab (Exhibit)
30: Any sea star (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
Building pieces would be beach themed.
Mammals:
1- West Indian Manatee
2- Bottlenose Dolphin
3- Yangzte Finless Porpoise
4- Orca
5- Northern Elephant Seal
Birds:
6- Southern Rockhopper Penguin
7- Little Blue Penguin
8- Great Blue Heron
9- American White Pelican
Reptiles:
10- Marine Iguana (I know i just want habitat iguana and this is the only way)
11- Any sea turtle
12- Nile Softshell Turtle
13- West African Crocodile (yall gotta accept we probably never getting a nile crocodile, and if we do, many people will call it a useless reskin, atleast with the west african it would have even more different)
Amphibians (yes):
14- Japanese Giant Salamander (Walkthrough Exhibit)
Sharks and Rays:
15- Black-Tip Reef Shark
16- Bull Shark
17- Giant Freshwater Stingray
18- Any Electric Ray (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
Bony Fish:
19- Any Clownfish (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
20- Sockeye Salmon
21- Alligator Gar
22- Any Catfish (Walkthrough?)
23- Koi Fish (for all those fancy japanese zoos, also obviosly walkthrough)
24- Any puffer or porcupine fish (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
25- Any swordfish, marlin or sailfish
Other:
26: Any small, typical octopus (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
27: Any bivalve (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
28: Any sea jelly (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
29: Any crustacean, preferably coconut crab (Exhibit)
30: Any sea star (Exhibit, would be in aquarium exhibit compatible group)
Building pieces would be beach themed.
Wels & Blue Catfish could be suitable as walkthrough.
Pardon me for asking, but is there anything we haven't tried yet to make Great White Sharks survive in captivity very well?
Sorry if this stupid, @yoav_r, if we did get a Planet Aquarium in the future, what would be your cetacean wishlist?
They could use my idea by make a natural lagoon just like in JWE2 but place a gate that opens to the open ocean since some sea life migrates. This might work for Orcas as well.
They could use my idea by make a natural lagoon just like in JWE2 but place a gate that opens to the open ocean since some sea life migrates. This might work for Orcas as well.
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Disclaimer I'm not gonna consider semiaquatic animals (walrus, penguins, otters, etc) nor small fish (sorry cichlids and reef fish), consider them added as visual effects or whatever. Also im gonna group em cuz why not.
Oceanic species
1. Orca
2. Bottlenose dolphin
3. Beluga
4. Whale shark
5. Mola mola
6. Oceanic manta ray
7. Great barracuda
8. Golden trevally
Coastal/Reef species (considering smaller fish would be added as ambient effects)
9. West Indian manatee
10. Green sea turtle
11. Goliath grouper
12. Scalloped hammerhead
13. Common sawfish
14. Zebra shark
15. Blacktip reef shark
16. Cownose ray
17. Red lionfish
18. Napoleonfish
19. Sand tiger shark
20. Green moray eel
Amazon species
21. Arapaima
22. Black pacu
23. Electric eel
24. Redtail catfish
25. Xingu river ray
Australasia freshwater species
26. Asian arowana
27. Paroon shark
28. Pig-nosed turtle
North America freshwater species
29. Alligator gar
Europe freshwater species
30. Beluga sturgeon
Oceanic species
1. Orca
2. Bottlenose dolphin
3. Beluga
4. Whale shark
5. Mola mola
6. Oceanic manta ray
7. Great barracuda
8. Golden trevally
Coastal/Reef species (considering smaller fish would be added as ambient effects)
9. West Indian manatee
10. Green sea turtle
11. Goliath grouper
12. Scalloped hammerhead
13. Common sawfish
14. Zebra shark
15. Blacktip reef shark
16. Cownose ray
17. Red lionfish
18. Napoleonfish
19. Sand tiger shark
20. Green moray eel
Amazon species
21. Arapaima
22. Black pacu
23. Electric eel
24. Redtail catfish
25. Xingu river ray
Australasia freshwater species
26. Asian arowana
27. Paroon shark
28. Pig-nosed turtle
North America freshwater species
29. Alligator gar
Europe freshwater species
30. Beluga sturgeon