25 AQUATIC animal META-WISHLIST

[snoogins]

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Beluga
3. Fly River Turtle
4. Sea Turtle (any species)
5. Orca
6. Peacock Mantis Shrimp
7. Horseshoe Crab
8. Arapaima
9. Silver Arowana
10. Giant Pacific Octopus
11. Sea Otter
12. Electric Eel
13. Leafy Seadragon
14. Wobbegong
15. Blacktip Reef Shark
16. any jellyfish species
17. Largetooth Sawfish
18. Red Bellied Piranha
19 Bottlenose Dolphin
20. Pufferfish
21. Archerfish
22. Manta Ray
23. Hammerhead Shark
24. Sand Tiger Shark
25. Atlantic Puffin

I think smaller communal fish, mollusks and crustaceans would work as a type of exhibit. Exhibit types could be reef tanks, schooling open ocean fish, fish found in ponds, rice patties and mangroves, caves, and tide pools. Although corals, and aquactic plants should be included as scenery pieces as well.

 

[Loganispokey]

1.Sea Otter
2.Black Caiman
3.West Indian Manatee
4.Moray Eel(Any)
5.Asian Small-Clawed Otter
6.Sunfish(Any)
7.Walrus(Any)
8.Green Sea Turtle
9.Tawny Nurse Shark
10.Black-Tipped Reef Shark
11.Clownfish(Any)
12.Chichild(Any)
13.Hooded Seal
14.Stingray(Any)
15.Piranha(Any)
16.Leafy Sea Dragon
17.Japanese Spider Crab
18.Sally Light-Footed Crab
19.Sawfish(Any)
20.Koi
21.Siamese Fighting Fish
22.Harbor Seal
23.Lion's Mane Jellyfish
24.Mandarinfish
25.Leatherback Sea Turtle

 

[Cotolorynchuseggs]

here we go:

1. west african lungfish
2. beluga
3. moon jelly
4. arapaima
5. manta
6. stellar's sea lion
7. sand tiger shark
8. electric eel
9. giant moray
10. Japanese giant spider crab
11. frogfish
12. west indian manatee
13. weedy sea dragon
14. giant isopod
15. ocean sunfish
16. upside down jellyfish
17. whitespotted bamboo shark
18. wolf eel
19. green sea turtle
20. harbor seal
21. cownose ray
22. green anaconda
23. epaulette shark
24. balloonfish
25. giant pacific octopus

i wanted to include the mandarin fish and mudskipper, but there wasn't enough space

 

[yoav_r]

Here's mine:

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Beluga
3. Bottlenose Dolphin
4. Narwhal
5. Green Sea Turtle
6. Blacktip Reef Shark
7. Pacific Walrus
8. Sea Otter
9. Orca
10. Leatherback Sea Turtle
11. Giant Manta Ray
12. Great Hammerhead Shark
13. Whale Shark
14. Koi
15. Green Sawfish
16. Giant Pacific Octopus
17. Sand Tiger Shark
18. Great Barracuda
19. Blue Marlin
20. Great White Shark (A man can dream )
21. Ocean Sunfish
22. Arapaima
23. Beluga Sturgeon
24. Mako Shark
25. Amazon River Dolphin

I chuckled after I read "no aviary birds" but afterwards I was like Puffin's would have really fit in an aquarium pack.

• Sand Tiger Shark
• Hammerhead Shark (any species)
• Bull Shark
• Manta Ray
• Spotted Eagle Ray (and tide pools so guests can pet them and maybe even feed them garbage)

• Arapaima
• Electric Eel
• Red Bellied Piranha
• Archerfish
• Jellyfish (any species)

• Arowana
• Longcomb Sawfish
• Giant Pacific Octopus
• Peacock Mantis Shrimp
• Leafy Seadragon

• Clown Fish
• Blue Tang
• Lionfish
• Moray Eel
• Zebra Shark

• Mudskippers
• West Indian Manatee
• Walrus
• Emperor Penguin
• Sea Otter (and kelp forests like Monterey Bay Aquarium)

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Bonus: Chromodoris annae (but I didn't waste a spot since I feel like it wont be chosen)
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AND WE WOULD ALSO NEED VARIOUS CORALS, SEA ANEMONES AND AQUATIC PLANTS FOR DECORATING HABITATS

• Narwhal
• Giant Oceanic Manta Ray
• Giant Pacific Octopus
• Black Sea Bottlenose Dolphin
• West Indian Manatee

• Beluga Whale
• Orca (Killer Whale)
• Great White Shark
• Great White Pelican
• Dalmatian Pelican

• Ocellaris Clownfish
• Regal Blue Tang
• Copperband Butterflyfish
• Great Hammerhead Shark
• Australian Pelican

• Green Sea Turtle
• Vaquita
• European Otter
• Pacific Walrus
• Common Sawfish

• Totoaba
• Northern Pike
• Wels Catfish
• Sea Otter
• Blacktip Reef Shark

NEW ADDITIONS: AQUARIUM (ALL NEW ANIMALS, THAT AREN'T PELICANS(OTTERS & WALRUSES CAN ALSO LIVE IN BASE HABITAT), DOLPHINARIUM (SHOW) (SEA MAMMALS & PENGUINS)

In no particular order:

1. Giant Oceanic Manta Ray
2. Spotted Eagle Ray
3. Southern Stingray (I love my stingrays and except for the Manta they always get forgotten in zoo games)
4. Whale Shark
5. Tiger Shark
6. Great White Shark
7. Hammerhead Shark
8. Beluga Whale
9. Orca
10. Bottlenose Dolphin
11. Narwhal
12. Sea Otter
13. Oceanic Sunfish
14. Swordfish
15. Barracuda
16. Giant Pacific Octopus
17. Largetooth Sawfish
18. Leatherback Sea Turtle
19. Moray Eel
20. Electric Eel
21. Arapaima (I know there's several species but hopefully this will be specific enough?)
22. West Indian Manatee
23. Beluga Sturgeon
24. Bluefin Tuna
25. Anglerfish

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Beluga
3. Fly River Turtle
4. Sea Turtle (any species)
5. Orca
6. Peacock Mantis Shrimp
7. Horseshoe Crab
8. Arapaima
9. Silver Arowana
10. Giant Pacific Octopus
11. Sea Otter
12. Electric Eel
13. Leafy Seadragon
14. Wobbegong
15. Blacktip Reef Shark
16. any jellyfish species
17. Largetooth Sawfish
18. Red Bellied Piranha
19 Bottlenose Dolphin
20. Pufferfish
21. Archerfish
22. Manta Ray
23. Hammerhead Shark
24. Sand Tiger Shark
25. Atlantic Puffin

I think smaller communal fish, mollusks and crustaceans would work as a type of exhibit. Exhibit types could be reef tanks, schooling open ocean fish, fish found in ponds, rice patties and mangroves, caves, and tide pools. Although corals, and aquactic plants should be included as scenery pieces as well.

1.Sea Otter
2.Black Caiman
3.West Indian Manatee
4.Moray Eel(Any)
5.Asian Small-Clawed Otter
6.Sunfish(Any)
7.Walrus(Any)
8.Green Sea Turtle
9.Tawny Nurse Shark
10.Black-Tipped Reef Shark
11.Clownfish(Any)
12.Chichild(Any)
13.Hooded Seal
14.Stingray(Any)
15.Piranha(Any)
16.Leafy Sea Dragon
17.Japanese Spider Crab
18.Sally Light-Footed Crab
19.Sawfish(Any)
20.Koi
21.Siamese Fighting Fish
22.Harbor Seal
23.Lion's Mane Jellyfish
24.Mandarinfish
25.Leatherback Sea Turtle

here we go:

1. west african lungfish
2. beluga
3. moon jelly
4. arapaima
5. manta
6. stellar's sea lion
7. sand tiger shark
8. electric eel
9. giant moray
10. Japanese giant spider crab
11. frogfish
12. west indian manatee
13. weedy sea dragon
14. giant isopod
15. ocean sunfish
16. upside down jellyfish
17. whitespotted bamboo shark
18. wolf eel
19. green sea turtle
20. harbor seal
21. cownose ray
22. green anaconda
23. epaulette shark
24. balloonfish
25. giant pacific octopus

i wanted to include the mandarin fish and mudskipper, but there wasn't enough space

All added, and the list is updated.

 

[DragonNTiger]

Is there a difference between Giant Octopus and Giant Pacific Octopus?

 

[yoav_r]

Is there a difference between Giant Octopus and Giant Pacific Octopus?

Nope. Will be fixed. Happy Jellyfish day everyone!

 

[NZFanatic]

@yoav_r out of curiosity, would you class the puffin as an aviary bird? I've never seen them kept outside of an aviary myself. Just asking because they're on the list and due to their diving nature they can't have clipped wings. A lot of people equate them with penguins but they're really nothing like them.

Anyway, I'm not sure I can name 25 aquatic species I'd want.

1. West Indian manatee.
2. Southern sea otter.
3. Asian small-clawed otter.
4. Great white pelican.
5. Little blue penguin.
6. Southern rockhopper penguin.
7. Gentoo penguin.
8. New Zealand fur seal.
9. Walrus.
10. King eider.
11. Mute swan.
12. Atlantic puffin if it is indeed allowed.

 

[yoav_r]

@yoav_r out of curiosity, would you class the puffin as an aviary bird? I've never seen them kept outside of an aviary myself. Just asking because they're on the list and due to their diving nature they can't have clipped wings. A lot of people equate them with penguins but they're really nothing like them.

I have never seen puffins outside of an aviary, but a few european users told me they are sometimes kept in open enclosures in aquariums, so I went with the lenient option of including them.

 

[Angeł]

Here goes!

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Amazonian Manatee
3. Pacific Walrus
4. Sea Otter
5. Sand Tiger Shark
6. Blacktip Reef Shark
7. Ocellaris Clownfish
8. Royal Blue Tang
9. Pacific Octopus
10. Red-Bellied Piranha
11. Moray Eel
12. Electric Eel
13. Leafy Sea Dragon
14. Lined Sea Horse
15. Common Cuttlefish
16. Moon Jellyfish
17. Arapaima
18. Green Sea Turtle
19. Rockhopper Penguin
20. Little Blue Penguin
21. Harbour Seal
22. Ribbon Seal
23. Great Hammerhead
24. Spotted Eagle Ray
25. Koi

 

[NZFanatic]

I have never seen puffins outside of an aviary, but a few european users told me they are sometimes kept in open enclosures in aquariums, so I went with the lenient option of including them.

Fair enough. I like them enough that I have no real objections, I do think they could be non-aviary birds at a push.

 

[MagnoliaMagpie]

Sure.

1. Blacktip reef shark
2. Tufted Puffin
3. Arapaima
4. Loggerhead Sea Turtle
5. Manta ray
6. Arrau Turtle
7. Ocellate River Stingray
8. Sea Otter
9. Harbor seal
10. Fishing cat
11. Fiddler Crab
12. West indian manatee
13. Electric Eel
14. Mata Mata
15. Purple Tang
16. King Eider
17. Japanese Salamander
18. Green moray
19. horseshoe crab
20. Lagoon triggerfish
21. Leafy seadragon
22. Archerfish
23. Pacu
24. Red bellied piranha
25. Giant pacific octopus

 

[ns1045]

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Green Sea Turtle
3. Zebra Shark
4. Leopard Shark
5. Blacktip Reef Shark
6. Thornback Ray
7. Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray
8. Ocellate River Stingray
9. Siberian Sturgeon
10. American Paddlefish
11. Alligator Gar
12. Silver Arowana
13. Giant Arapaima
14. European Eel
15. Redtail Catfish
16. Red-bellied Piranha
17. Northern Pike
18. Oscar
19. Convict Cichlid
20. Pumpkinseed
21. Freshwater Angelfish
22. Ocellaris Clownfish
23. Powder Blue Tang
24. Red Lionfish
25. Copperband Butterflyfish

 

[Creaturemaster]

Considering the controversial stance on keeping cetaceans in captivity, I would promote something akin to a rescue program as a compromise. For instance, every now and again, you'd get a notification that, say, a beluga got tangled in a fishing net and you'd have the option of nursing it back to health and into adulthood. Once full recovered, you'd then have to let it go or face crowds of protestors. If the animal is a baby and an orphan however, you would then have the option to permanently keep and potentially breed it.

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Electric Eel
3. Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle
4. Leatherback Sea Turtle
5. Giant Pacific Octopus
6. Crown of Thorns Starfish
7. Green Sawfish
8. Tiger Shark
9. Black-tipped Reef Shark
10. Whale Shark
11. Peacock Mantis Shrimp
12. Sea Otter
13. Beluga whale
14. Pacific Walrus
15. Red-bellied Piranha
16. Clownfish
17. Blue & Yellow tang
18. Humphead Parrotfish
19. Galapagos Marine Iguana
20. Moorish Idol
21. Queensland Grouper
22. Copperband Butterflyfish
23. Giant Cuttlefish
24. Manta Ray
25. Amazon River Dolphin

 

[yoav_r]

@yoav_r out of curiosity, would you class the puffin as an aviary bird? I've never seen them kept outside of an aviary myself. Just asking because they're on the list and due to their diving nature they can't have clipped wings. A lot of people equate them with penguins but they're really nothing like them.

Anyway, I'm not sure I can name 25 aquatic species I'd want.

1. West Indian manatee.
2. Southern sea otter.
3. Asian small-clawed otter.
4. Great white pelican.
5. Little blue penguin.
6. Southern rockhopper penguin.
7. Gentoo penguin.
8. New Zealand fur seal.
9. Walrus.
10. King eider.
11. Mute swan.
12. Atlantic puffin if it is indeed allowed.

Here goes!

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Amazonian Manatee
3. Pacific Walrus
4. Sea Otter
5. Sand Tiger Shark
6. Blacktip Reef Shark
7. Ocellaris Clownfish
8. Royal Blue Tang
9. Pacific Octopus
10. Red-Bellied Piranha
11. Moray Eel
12. Electric Eel
13. Leafy Sea Dragon
14. Lined Sea Horse
15. Common Cuttlefish
16. Moon Jellyfish
17. Arapaima
18. Green Sea Turtle
19. Rockhopper Penguin
20. Little Blue Penguin
21. Harbour Seal
22. Ribbon Seal
23. Great Hammerhead
24. Spotted Eagle Ray
25. Koi

Sure.

1. Blacktip reef shark
2. Tufted Puffin
3. Arapaima
4. Loggerhead Sea Turtle
5. Manta ray
6. Arrau Turtle
7. Ocellate River Stingray
8. Sea Otter
9. Harbor seal
10. Fishing cat
11. Fiddler Crab
12. West indian manatee
13. Electric Eel
14. Mata Mata
15. Purple Tang
16. King Eider
17. Japanese Salamander
18. Green moray
19. horseshoe crab
20. Lagoon triggerfish
21. Leafy seadragon
22. Archerfish
23. Pacu
24. Red bellied piranha
25. Giant pacific octopus

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Green Sea Turtle
3. Zebra Shark
4. Leopard Shark
5. Blacktip Reef Shark
6. Thornback Ray
7. Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray
8. Ocellate River Stingray
9. Siberian Sturgeon
10. American Paddlefish
11. Alligator Gar
12. Silver Arowana
13. Giant Arapaima
14. European Eel
15. Redtail Catfish
16. Red-bellied Piranha
17. Northern Pike
18. Oscar
19. Convict Cichlid
20. Pumpkinseed
21. Freshwater Angelfish
22. Ocellaris Clownfish
23. Powder Blue Tang
24. Red Lionfish
25. Copperband Butterflyfish

Considering the controversial stance on keeping cetaceans in captivity, I would promote something akin to a rescue program as a compromise. For instance, every now and again, you'd get a notification that, say, a beluga got tangled in a fishing net and you'd have the option of nursing it back to health and into adulthood. Once full recovered, you'd then have to let it go or face crowds of protestors. If the animal is a baby and an orphan however, you would then have the option to permanently keep and potentially breed it.

1. West Indian Manatee
2. Electric Eel
3. Kemp's Ridley Sea Turtle
4. Leatherback Sea Turtle
5. Giant Pacific Octopus
6. Crown of Thorns Starfish
7. Green Sawfish
8. Tiger Shark
9. Black-tipped Reef Shark
10. Whale Shark
11. Peacock Mantis Shrimp
12. Sea Otter
13. Beluga whale
14. Pacific Walrus
15. Red-bellied Piranha
16. Clownfish
17. Blue & Yellow tang
18. Humphead Parrotfish
19. Galapagos Marine Iguana
20. Moorish Idol
21. Queensland Grouper
22. Copperband Butterflyfish
23. Giant Cuttlefish
24. Manta Ray
25. Amazon River Dolphin

The list has been updated again, with all the new entries!

 

[HunterIsCookie]

I tried to avoid semi-aquatic animals like walruses and sea otters, just to squeeze in more species that require tanks only.

1. Blacktip Reef Shark
2. Cownose Ray
3. Largetooth Sawfish
4. Green Moray Eel
5. Humphead Wrasse
6. Ocellaris Clownfish
7. Regal Blue Tang
8. Long-Spine Porcupinefish
9. Spotted Seahorse
10. Arapaima
11. Redtail Catfish
12. Tambaqui
13. Red-Bellied Piranha
14. Electric Eel
15. Ocellate River Stingray
16. Asian Arowana
17. Australian Lungfish
18. Banded Archerfish
19. Sally Lightfoot Crab
20. Giant Pacific Octopus
21. Moon Jellyfish
22. Green Sea Turtle
23. West Indian Manatee
24. Common Bottlenose Dolphin
25. Beluga Whale

 

[Fabian]

I'm not really well-versed with regard to fully aquatic animals, and am probably one of the few PZ players who wouldn't jump in excitement over such a pack, but I'll give my best to contribute to this list as well. My list also contains cetaceans despite the potential controversy and my belief that Frontier will never add them to this game, but if they did, I would like to see the ones listed at the end here.

1. Sea Otter
2. Pacific Walrus
3. West Indian Manatee
4. Great White Pelican
5. Green Sea Turtle
6. Arapaima
7. Red-Bellied Piranha
8. Giant Manta Ray
9. Hammerhead Shark
10. Blacktip Reef Shark
11. Bamboo Shark
12. Leopard Shark
13. Zebra Shark
14. Common Clownfish
15. Red Lionfish
16. Giant Catfish
17. Alligator Gar
18. Koi
19. Giant Spider Crab
20. Pacific Sea Horse
21. Beluga Whale
22. Harbour Porpoise
23. Bottlenose Dolphin
24. Common Dolphin
25. Amazon River Dolphin

 

[Sarajt2011]

1. Manatee
2. Green sea turtle
3. Loggerhead sea turtle
4. Hammerhead shark
5. Zebra shark
6. Reef shark
7. Giant pacific octopus
8. Sea lion
9. Elephant seal
10. Manta ray
11. White sturgeon
12. Barracuda
13. Arapaima
14. Moray eel
15. Alligator snapping turtle
16. Walrus
17. Jelly fish
18. Stingray
19. Bluefin tuna
20. Parrot fish
21. Rock fish
22. Nurse shark
23. Whale shark
24. Sunfish
25. Koi

This was harder than I thought it would be to keep the list to 25. I tried picking larger fish and sharks that would be easily visible in large tanks

 

[GiantSalamander]

1. Scalloped Hammerhead Shark
2. Giant Oceanic Manta Ray
3. Blacktip Reef Shark
4. Green Sea Turtle
5. Common Bottlenose Dolphin
6. Beluga
7. West Indian Manatee
8. Giant Pacific Octopus
9. Atlantic Goliath Grouper
10. Leafy Sea Dragon
11. Whale Shark
12. Moon Jellyfish
13. Koi
14. Japanese Spider Crab
15. Atlantic Puffin
16. Atlantic Mudskipper
17. Cownose Ray
18. Red-Bellied Piranha
19. Green Moray Eel
20. Humphead Wrasse
21. Nautilus
22. Ocean Sunfish
23. Giant Isopod
24. Killer Whale
25. Anglerfish

 

[yoav_r]

I tried to avoid semi-aquatic animals like walruses and sea otters, just to squeeze in more species that require tanks only.

I really appreciate that. Really helps diversifying the list.

 

[deinonychus110]

1. Reef manta ray
2. Goliath/Queensland grouper
3. Blacktip reef shark
4. Bottlenose dolphin
5. Beluga
6. Green/hawksbill/loggerhead sea turtle
7. Arapaima
8. Redtail catfish
9. Humphead wrasse
10. Ocean sunfish
11. Ocellaris clownfish
12. Regal blue tang
13. Moon jelly
14. Giant Pacific octopus
15. Japanese spider crab
16. Walrus
17. Alligator gar
18. Electric eel
19. Red-bellied piranha
20. Pacu