Asia animals. Habitat requirements/predictions and thoughts

Spiderhawk

Spiderhawk
Hey everybody. Now with the Asia animals pack announced I thought I would do my usual tradition that helps us figure out what we need for our new animals. Haven’t gotten a lot of feedback from previous so I’m hoping this time to get responses. Here’s what I think habitat requirements will be for our new animals. Feel free to chime in or correct me as majority of these animals I am not very familiar with.

Honey badger
1-2
Small medium sized habitat
Temperature, desert, grassland
Medium amount of foliage
Bonus enrichment: lions ( if you want proof look at YouTube( nah but it would be funny if they gave us a fake lion that the badgers would attack)

Lion tailed macaque
6+
Small habitat
Temperate tropical
Large amount of foliage
Guests can enter
Bonus enrichment: I’m sure there’s Indian animals they would get from

Pygmy elephant
Large habitat
1 male to 6 females
Tropical
Large amount of foliage
Bonus enrichment with some southeast Asian animals

Blackbuck and nilgai
1 male 15 female ratio
Medium-large habitat
Grassland
Small-medium amount of folige
Bonus enrichment with each other as well as other indias

Peres David deer
1 male 5 female ratio
Medium habitat
Grassland
Large amount of foliage

Tanuki
6
Small habitat
Taiga temperate
Medium amount of foliage
Bonus enrichment with cranes and macaques
Guests can enter
 

Mjmannella

Mjmannella
My guesses:

Blackbuck:
  • 3-35 (up to 1 male, up to 34 females)
  • ~400m2 land for one +55m2 for others
  • Desert, Grassland, and Temperate biomes
  • Small amount of foliage
  • Walkabout
  • Interspecies enrichment with Nilgais, Indian Rhinoceroses, and Indian Peafowl
Bornean elephant:
  • 3-30 (up to 1 male, up to 29 females)
  • ~800m2 land for one +175m2 for others, 50m2 water +25m2 for others
  • Aquatic and tropical biomes
  • Large amount of foliage
  • Walkabout
  • Interspecies enrichment with Bornean orangutans, Malayan tapirs, and proboscis monkeys
Honey badger:
  • 1-2
  • ~350m2 land for one +95m2 for others
  • Desert, grassland, temperate, and tropical biomes
  • Any amount of foliage is tolerated
  • Not walkabout
  • No interspecies enrichment
Lion tailed macaque:
  • 3-20 (up to 3 males, up to 19 females)
  • ~350m2 land for one +20m2 for others, 25m2 of climbing area +10m2 for others
  • Tropical biome
  • Large amount of foliage
  • Not walkabout
  • No interspecies enrichment
Nilgai:
  • 2-20 (up to 2 males, up to 19 females)
  • ~500m2 land for one +70m2 for others
  • Grassland, temperate, and tropical biomes
  • Medium amount of foliage
  • Walkabout
  • Interspecies enrichment with Nilgais, Indian Rhinoceroses, Indian elephants, wild water buffalo, Malayan tapirs, wild boars, and Indian Peafowl
Père David's deer:
  • 2-25 (up to 1 male, up to 24 females)
  • ~300m2 land for one +25m2 for others, 15m2 water +8m2 for others
  • Aquatic, temperate, and tropical biomes
  • Large amount of foliage
  • Walkabout
  • Interspecies enrichment with Asian small-clawed otters, moose, Indian rhinoceroses, and wild water buffalo
Tanuki:
  • 1-2
  • ~400m2 land for one +30m2 for others, 15m2 of climbing area +3m2 for others
  • Taiga and temperate biomes
  • Medium of foliage is tolerated
  • Not walkabout
  • No interspecies enrichment
 

nutrit

nutrit
I think Père David’s deer would have a significant water requirement.

It’s the most aquatic of all the deer species.

They are the only ungulates with special webbing between their wide hooves that helps them swim more efficiently.

Also they were mentioned in future community challenge dedicated to aquatic animals.
 

Spiderhawk

Spiderhawk
Good points all around
Keep in mind, I know little to nothing about the deer so please educate me
also not too familiar with the tanukis other then popculture, anytime think they would be confidant around humans??
 
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