Essential Exhibit Animals Meta-Wishlist 3: And Possibly Final

ReptoMin

R
Espinal said:
  1. Ball python: Most common snake in EAZA zoos.
  2. Western bearded dragon: Second most common lizard in EAZA zoos, after green iguana.
  3. Red corn snake: Second most common snake in EAZA zoos after ball python.
  4. Eastern green mamba: Most common mamba in EAZA zoos, along with the black mamba.
  5. Leopard gecko: Most common gecko in EAZA zoos.
  6. Egyptian tortoise: Small and suitable for exhibits, as tortoises are quite pacey and need space. Also wouldn't require a new layout, the flat sandy desert design would be perfect.
  7. Yucatán snapping turtle: Recently accepted as a separate species, which makes it unique in my opinion.
  8. Spectacled cobra: Almost as many holdings in EAZA zoos as the king cobra. Also has building pieces in the game.
  9. Veiled chameleon: Most common chameleon in EAZA zoos by far, with over 200 holdings.
  10. Leopard slug: Very unique, large and beautiful species.
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Ron Python said:
The Exhibit Animals I hope To See in the future:
  1. Green Anaconda (Although it can also adapt to an animal in a habitat)
  2. Emerald tree boa
  3. Burmese python
  4. Panther chameleon
  5. King cobra
  6. Gaboon viper
  7. Reticulated python
  8. Leopard tortoise
  9. Leopard gecko
This is my list and you guys are doing a wonderful job in this forum thank u very much
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zoomaster1994 said:
1. Panther chameleon
2. Giant leaf tailed gecko
3. Green basilisk
4. Emerald tree boa
5. King cobra
6. Thorny devil
7. Giant asian mantis
8. Hercules beetle
9. Blue poison frog
10. Chinese Giant Salamander
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Kalniņš said:
  • Tuatara
  • Alligator snapping turtle
  • Indian cobra
  • Pig-nosed turtle
  • Pacman frog
  • Hellbender
  • Veiled chameleon
  • Green anaconda
  • Sailfin lizard
  • Girdled lizard
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All added to the Meta-Wishlist!

KellyL said:
Just 4 species for me:

1. Axolotl
2. Leopard gecko
3. Chameleon (any)
4. King Cobra
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Sadly, lists under 5 are against the rules of the thread. If you add just 1 more animal, then I will be able to add yours to the Meta-Wishlist.
 

Hugo98

Hugo98
Since Asian exhibit animals are so much ignored in PZ for some reason (except the leaf insect and the Indian forest scorpion), I've mainly chosen Asian species. Africa also needs some more exhibit species, so it gets the second most species on my list.

1. Burmese python (Python bivittatus)
2. Indian spectacled cobra (Naja naja)
3. Yellow-margined box turtle (Cuora flavomarginata) or any other Cuora species, they are a highly endangered genus of Asian turtles
4. Chinese crocodile lizard (Shinisaurus crocodilurus)
5. blue-spotted tree monitor (Varanus macraei)
6. Panther chameleon (Furcifer pardalis)
7. Madagascar giant day gecko (Phelsuma grandis)
8. Ball python (Python regius): too common to ignore
9. Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum): too common to ignore
10. Central bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps): too common to ignore
 
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premierfong

premierfong
cant comment on more but I think we do need many many more reptiles, ampbians, rodents, and insects. like 50 each. Typically zoos has a lot of those animals displayed inside.
 

LiSt-s

L
  1. Panther Chameleon
  2. King Cobra
  3. Turquoise Dwarf Gecko
  4. Inland Taipan
  5. Fiji Crested Iguana
  6. Gaboon Viper
  7. Black Mamba
  8. Green Tree Python
  9. Dyeing dart frog
  10. Mata Mata
 

BananaLeech

B
1. Coconut Crab
2. Egyptian Tortoise
3. Any Padloper
4. Madagascar Tomato Frog
5. Any Pacman Frog
6. Mangshan Pit Viper
7. Ball Python
8. Madagascar Giant Day Gecko
9. Parson's Chameleon
10. Banana Slug
 

ZebraWyvern

ZebraWyvern
1. Natal midlands dwarf chameleon Bradypodion thamnobates
2. Kuhl's flying gecko Gekko kuhli
3. Karoo girdled lizard Karusasaurus polyzonus
4. Beauty rat snake Elaphe taeniura
5. Milos wall lizard Podarcis milensis
6. king cobra Ophiophagus hannah
7. Blue-webbed gliding tree frog Rhacophorus reinwardtii
8. Emerald glass frog Centrolene prosoblepon
9. African devil flower mantis Idolomantis diabolica
10. Horseshoe crab Limulus polyphemus
 

Humble Bumble

Humble Bumble
1. Burmese Python (though current exhibits would be too small)
2. Panther Chameleon
3. Plumed Basilisk
4. Radiated Tortoise
5. Thorny Devil
6. Mountain Chicken (frog)
7. Giant Millipede
8. King Cobra
9. Spiny Turtle
10. Rhinoceros Iguana
 

Erior

E
1. Frilled Lizard
2. Plumed Basilisk
3. Axolotl Olm
4. Cane Toad
5. Tuatara
6. Any chameleon
7. Any gekko
8. Any giant weta
9. King Cobra
10. Lord Howe Island tree insect
 
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NachoB

NachoB
I don't think i've participated in this one so here goes my list

1. Panther chameleon
2. King cobra
3. Alligator snapping turtle (yeah i know they are pretty big animals and that would work for habitat but they don't move much si i think they are cool for exhibits imo, unlike the green anaconda which i totally want as habitat animal)
4. Thorny devil
5. Axolotl
6. Naked mole rat (yeah i know is a mammal but i've read it is allowed and how could would it be to get a colony of these)
7. Crocodile skink
8. Emerald tree boa
9. Desert rain frog
10. Eyelash viper

A new type of exhibit imitating ant colonies or termite mounts or beehives would so cool as well though...
 

Boxodonta

Boxodonta
1. King cobra.
2. Chinese giant salamander.
3. Coconut crab.
4. Tuatara.
5. Frilled lizard.
6. Jackson's chameleon.
7. Gaboon viper.
8. Axolotl.
9. Peacock jumping spider.
10. Orchid mantis.
 

KaizerDrakhn

K
darthquell said:
1st things 1st:
@random goat's thread of essential animals https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/new-20-essential-habitat-animals-meta-wishlist.582340/
@Spiderhawk's thread of essential aviary species https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/essential-aviary-animals.565435/
@yoav_r's thread of aquatics https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/25-aquatic-animal-meta-wishlist.591432/

Ok, here we go. The 3rd (possibly final, depending on what goes on in 2022 and 2023). Same as the last, y'all will be making y'alls lists of beautiful, amazing, cool, and weird animals.

Now, we for sure have 4 DLC left, plus possibly a free exhibit animal for the 3rd anniversary(?).

So, this'll be a bit different:
  1. Lists of 5-10 will be accepted. For more detail, see post.
  2. I will attempt to divide things again by type (snakes, lizards, etc.), but, if certain choices are taxonomically closely related and share a common name, I will put those together (if y'all put the species name, it'll really help). For more detail, see post.
  3. No birds (visit Spiderhawk's thread), no aquatics (visit Yoav_r's thread)
  4. Only certain exhibit mammals are accepted, for more detail, see post.
  5. Go wild!
Chameleon (Panther [26]); (Jackson's [6]); (Veiled [4]); (Common [2]); (Parson's [2]); (Rhinoceros [1]); (Any [6])47
Cobra (King [29]); (Indian/Spectacled [6]); (Egyptian [1]); (Indochinese Spitting [1]); (Red Spitting [1]); (Any [1])39
Gecko (Common Leopard [11]); (Tokay [8]); (New Caledonian Giant [3]); (Giant Leaf-Tail [1]); (Japanese Cave [1]); (Madagascar Giant Day [1]); (Mossy Leaf-Tailed [1]); (Turquoise Dwarf [1])27
Frilled/Frill-Necked Lizard19
Axolotl18
Giant Salamander (Chinese [7]); (Hellbender [5]); (Japanese [2]); (South China [1]); (Any [3])18
Python (Reticulated [10]); (Burmese [3]); (Royal/Ball [2]); (Boelen's/Black [1]); (Green Tree [1])17
Emerald Tree Boa16
Snapping Turtle (Alligator [11]); (Common [2]); (Mexican/Yucatán [1]); (South American [1]); (Any [1])16
Tuatara16
Viper (Gaboon [7]); (Eyelash [2]); (Mangshan Pit [1]); (Rough-Scaled Bush [1]); (Saharan Horned [1])12
Mantis (Orchid [4]); (Giant Asian [2]); (Monster [1]); (Any [4])11
Thorny Devil/Moloch11
Basilisk (Plumed/Green [8]); (Common [1]); (Any [1])10
Mamba (Black [5]); (Eastern Green [2]); (Green, Any [2])9
Rhinoceros Beetle (Hercules [7]); (Any [1])8
Coconut Crab7
Bearded Dragon (Central [1]); (Western [1]); (Any [4])6
Caiman Lizard (Northern [4]); (Any [2])6
Green Anaconda6
Mata Mata/Matamata6
Newt (Alpine [2]); (California [1]); (Emperor [1]); (Kaiser's Spotted [1]); (Rough-Skinned [1])6
Stick Insect/Walking Stick (Lord Howe Island [2]); (Giant Asian [1]); (Giant Prickly [1]); (Goliath [1]); (Titan [1])6
Butterfly (Monarch [2]); (Blue Morpho, Any [1]); (Chimaera Birdwing [1]); (Morpho, Any [1])5
Naked Mole-Rat5
South American Horned/Pacman Frog (Argentine/Ornate [2]); (Surinam [1]); (Any [2])5
Wētā (Little Barrier Giant [2]); (Giant, Any [2]); (Any [1])5
Blue Poison Dart Frog4
Box Turtle (Eastern [1]); (Any [3])4
Coral Snake (Any [4])4
Fly River/Pig-Nosed Turtle4
Kingsnake (California [1]); (Common/Eastern [1]); (Scarlet [1]); (Any [1])4
Sailfin Lizard/Dragon (Philippine [3]); (Any [1])4
Alligator Lizard (Mexican [3])3
Giant Millipede (African [2]); (Seychelles [1])3
Girdled Lizard (Giant [2]); (Any [1])3
Inland Taipan3
Mudskipper (Atlantic [1]); (Any [2])3
Olm3
Red-Footed Tortoise3
Softshell Turtle (Chinese [1]); (Florida [1]); (Any [1])3
Tegu (Argentine Black-And-White [1]); (Red [1]); (Any [1])3
Anole (Blue [1]); (Any [1])2
Bushmaster (Any [2])2
Chinese Crocodile Lizard2
Copperhead/Eastern Copperhead2
Cottonmouth/Water Moccasin2
Egyptian Tortoise2
Gooty Sapphire Ornamental/Peacock Tarantula2
Hermann's Tortoise2
Horned Lizard/Horny Toad/Horntoad (Texas [1]); (Any [1])2
Madagascan Big-Headed Turtle2
Madagascar Tomato Frog2
Milk Snake (Honduran/Any [2])2
Moth (Atlas [1]); (Venezuelan Poodle [1])2
Mound-Building Termites (Any [2])2
Slug (Leopard [2])2
Snake-Necked Turtle (Roti Island [2])2
Suriname Toad (Any [2])2
Aesculapian Snake1
African Lungfish (West [1])1
American Burying Beetle1
Australian Green Tree Frog1
Blue Crested/Indo-Chinese Forest Lizard1
Blue Death Feigning/Desert Ironclad Beetle1
Blue Land Crab1
Bombardier Beetle (Any [1])1
Borneo Earless Monitor/Earless Monitor Lizard1
Brown Tree/Asian Yellow-Spotted Climbing Toad1
Calabar Python/Boa1
Camel Spider (Egyptian Giant [1])1
Corn Snake1
Crocodile Skink (Red-Eyed [1])1
Desert Tortoise (Any [1])1
Etruscan Shrew1
European Pond Turtle1
Fiji Banded Iguana1
Fire-Bellied Toad (Oriental [1])1
Flat Lizard (Any [1])1
Garter Snake (San Francisco [1])1
Glass Frog (La Palma [1])1
Grand Cayman Blue Iguana1
Greek/Spur-Thighed Tortoise1
King Baboon Spider1
Lancehead (Any [1])1
Land Hermit Crab (Any [1])1
Leafcutter Ant (Any [1])1
Leopard Snake/European Ratsnake1
Leopard Tortoise1
Map Turtle (False [1])1
Massasauga1
Ocellated Lizard1
Olimpia's Ground Beetle1
Orange Baboon Tarantula1
Panamanian Golden Frog1
Pancake Tortoise1
Radiated Tortoise1
Rock Agama (Any [1])1
Rubber Boa1
Russian/Central Asian/Horsfield's Tortoise1
Sheltopusik1
Slow Worm (Any [1])1
Star Tortoise (Indian [1])1
Starry Night Toad1
Strawberry Poison Frog1
Tentacled/Tentacle Snake1
Tremblay's Salamander1
Wolf Spider (Arctic [1])1
Wood Frog (Siberian [1])1
Yellow-Lipped/Banded Sea Krait1
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1 - Thorny Devil
2 - Rhinoceros Beetle
3 - Black Mamba
4 - Frill-Necked Lizard
5 - Giant Asian Stick Insect
6 - Axolotl
7 - Spectacled Cobra
 

WolveRick

W
1. Veiled Chameleon
2. Frilled Lizard
3. Axolotl
4. Thorny Devil
5. Leopard Gecko
6. Hercules Beetle
7. Bearded Dragon
8. European Pond Turtle
9. Plumed Basilisk
10. King Cobra
 

Shimi43

S
  1. Boreal Toad
  2. African Pancake Tortoise
  3. Beaded Lizard
  4. Madagascan Flat-Tailed Tortoise
  5. Asian Vine Snake
  6. King Cobra
  7. Weber’s Sailfin Lizard
  8. Eastern Glass Lizard
  9. Chinhai spiny newt
  10. The Great Crested Newt
 

ReptoMin

R
Hugo98 said:
Since Asian exhibit animals are so much ignored in PZ for some reason (except the leaf insect and the Indian forest scorpion), I've mainly chosen Asian species. Africa also needs some more exhibit species, so it gets the second most species on my list.

1. Burmese python (Python bivittatus)
2. Indian spectacled cobra (Naja naja)
3. Yellow-margined box turtle (Cuora flavomarginata) or any other Cuora species, they are a highly endangered genus of Asian turtles
4. Chinese crocodile lizard (Shinisaurus crocodilurus)
5. blue-spotted tree monitor (Varanus macraei)
6. Panther chameleon (Furcifer pardalis)
7. Madagascar giant day gecko (Phelsuma grandis)
8. Ball python (Python regius): too common to ignore
9. Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum): too common to ignore
10. Central bearded dragon (Pogona vitticeps): too common to ignore
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FlatFish said:
  1. Common leopard gecko.
  2. Indian spectacled cobra.
  3. Chinese giant salamander.
  4. Thorny devil.
  5. Mata mata.
  6. Alligator snapping turtle.
  7. Egyptian tortoise.
  8. Tuatara.
  9. Texas horned lizard.
  10. Mexican alligator lizard.
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mangoosey said:
  • tentacle snake
  • hellbender
  • tuatara
  • giant salamander
  • veiled chameleon
  • alligator snapping turtle
  • leopard gecko
  • wood frog
  • green anaconda
  • suriname toad
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LiSt-s said:
  1. Panther Chameleon
  2. King Cobra
  3. Turquoise Dwarf Gecko
  4. Inland Taipan
  5. Fiji Crested Iguana
  6. Gaboon Viper
  7. Black Mamba
  8. Green Tree Python
  9. Dyeing dart frog
  10. Mata Mata
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BananaLeech said:
1. Coconut Crab
2. Egyptian Tortoise
3. Any Padloper
4. Madagascar Tomato Frog
5. Any Pacman Frog
6. Mangshan Pit Viper
7. Ball Python
8. Madagascar Giant Day Gecko
9. Parson's Chameleon
10. Banana Slug
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ZebraWyvern said:
1. Natal midlands dwarf chameleon Bradypodion thamnobates
2. Kuhl's flying gecko Gekko kuhli
3. Karoo girdled lizard Karusasaurus polyzonus
4. Beauty rat snake Elaphe taeniura
5. Milos wall lizard Podarcis milensis
6. king cobra Ophiophagus hannah
7. Blue-webbed gliding tree frog Rhacophorus reinwardtii
8. Emerald glass frog Centrolene prosoblepon
9. African devil flower mantis Idolomantis diabolica
10. Horseshoe crab Limulus polyphemus
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Traffyl said:
1. Chameleon
2. King cobra
3. Mantis
4. Gecko
5. Axolotl
6. Butterfly
7. Stick insect
8. Coconut crab
9. Viper
10. Rhinoceros beetle
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Jersey Cow said:
1. Burmese Python (though current exhibits would be too small)
2. Panther Chameleon
3. Plumed Basilisk
4. Radiated Tortoise
5. Thorny Devil
6. Mountain Chicken (frog)
7. Giant Millipede
8. King Cobra
9. Spiny Turtle
10. Rhinoceros Iguana
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Erior said:
1. Frilled Lizard
2. Plumed Basilisk
3. Axolotl
4. Cane Toad
5. Tuatara
6. Any chameleon
7. Any gekko
8. Any giant weta
9. King Cobra
10. Lord Howe Island tree insect
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NachoB said:
I don't think i've participated in this one so here goes my list

1. Panther chameleon
2. King cobra
3. Alligator snapping turtle (yeah i know they are pretty big animals and that would work for habitat but they don't move much si i think they are cool for exhibits imo, unlike the green anaconda which i totally want as habitat animal)
4. Thorny devil
5. Axolotl
6. Naked mole rat (yeah i know is a mammal but i've read it is allowed and how could would it be to get a colony of these)
7. Crocodile skink
8. Emerald tree boa
9. Desert rain frog
10. Eyelash viper

A new type of exhibit imitating ant colonies or termite mounts or beehives would so cool as well though...
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Boxodonta said:
1. King cobra.
2. Chinese giant salamander.
3. Coconut crab.
4. Tuatara.
5. Frilled lizard.
6. Jackson's chameleon.
7. Gaboon viper.
8. Axolotl.
9. Peacock jumping spider.
10. Orchid mantis.
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KaizerDrakhn said:
1 - Thorny Devil
2 - Rhinoceros Beetle
3 - Black Mamba
4 - Frill-Necked Lizard
5 - Giant Asian Stick Insect
6 - Axolotl
7 - Spectacled Cobra
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WolveRick said:
1. Veiled Chameleon
2. Frilled Lizard
3. Axolotl
4. Thorny Devil
5. Leopard Gecko
6. Hercules Beetle
7. Bearded Dragon
8. European Pond Turtle
9. Plumed Basilisk
10. King Cobra
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Shimi43 said:
  1. Boreal Toad
  2. African Pancake Tortoise
  3. Beaded Lizard
  4. Madagascan Flat-Tailed Tortoise
  5. Asian Vine Snake
  6. King Cobra
  7. Weber’s Sailfin Lizard
  8. Eastern Glass Lizard
  9. Chinhai spiny newt
  10. The Great Crested Newt
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All added to the Meta-Wishlist! The top two choices have now surpassed 50 votes each!

Since we got a Newt in the Wetlands Pack, the Newt Type Entry has now been dissolved. Each Species or Subgroup now has its own entry, as announced earlier.
 

coatifan

coatifan
Might have submitted something already (I don't see it, though), but here's my list:
  1. Australian Snake-Necked Turtle (Chelodina longicollis)
  2. Axolotl
  3. Leopard Gecko
  4. Carribean Hermit Crab (Coenobita clypeatus)
  5. Pacman Frog
  6. Naked Mole Rat
  7. Panther Chameleon
  8. Plumed Basilisk
  9. Hercules Beetle
  10. Orchid Mantis
 
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