Can I delete my Franchise Zoo and still keep the CC credits I have made?

[DesertGamer0917]

So, I was wondering if anyone can help me?
I have one Franchise Zoo that I started when the game came out. Because I was so new at the time, I started with Saltwater Croc's, Aldaba Tortoise, and of course Galapagos Tortoise. I want to delete the zoo because at the present time I have a total of 29 tortoise and 3 saltwater croc's and since they are all babies, it takes forever to be able to release them to the wild. If I delete the zoo, do I still get to keep the CC that I have earned to start a new one or do I loose the 67,277 CC? What happens to the animals? Do all these babies then go to my storage?

Thank you for any help

 

[marcnesiumHH]

So, I was wondering if anyone can help me?
I have one Franchise Zoo that I started when the game came out. Because I was so new at the time, I started with Saltwater Croc's, Aldaba Tortoise, and of course Galapagos Tortoise. I want to delete the zoo because at the present time I have a total of 29 tortoise and 3 saltwater croc's and since they are all babies, it takes forever to be able to release them to the wild. If I delete the zoo, do I still get to keep the CC that I have earned to start a new one or do I loose the 67,277 CC? What happens to the animals? Do all these babies then go to my storage?

Thank you for any help

If you delete a zoo, all animals are sold automatically. I don't know what happens to offspring, because normally you cannot sell them yourself. Another solution would be to send all animals to the trading center before deleting the zoo - you can then use them in every other zoo you have or open.

You definitely keep your total CCs when deleting a zoo.

 

[DesertGamer0917]

Thank you so much for your response. As I stated, I have 14 Aldabra Tortoise babies that cannot be released to the wild until they reach 25 years old, and currently 7 are 3.5 years old and 7 are 7.1 years old. I have 15 Galapagos Tortoise babies that cannot be released to the wild until they reach 22 years old, and currently 11 of them are about 2.5 years old and 4 are about 8 years old. I have 3 female Saltwater Crocodiles and cannot be released until they reach 14 years old, and currently 2 are about 12 years old and 1 is about 7.2.
I don't want to end up with 33 babies in storage since the storage capacity is only 50.

 

[marcnesiumHH]

Thank you so much for your response. As I stated, I have 14 Aldabra Tortoise babies that cannot be released to the wild until they reach 25 years old, and currently 7 are 3.5 years old and 7 are 7.1 years old. I have 15 Galapagos Tortoise babies that cannot be released to the wild until they reach 22 years old, and currently 11 of them are about 2.5 years old and 4 are about 8 years old. I have 3 female Saltwater Crocodiles and cannot be released until they reach 14 years old, and currently 2 are about 12 years old and 1 is about 7.2.
I don't want to end up with 33 babies in storage since the storage capacity is only 50.

Just put the animals (adult or offspring) you want to keep into the trade center for another zoo. You can have more than 50 in it, you won't just be able to buy any more until you have more than 50. You also don't need to delete the zoo, you can also leave the offspring in it. Or just delete it with the surplus offspring in it.

 

[Nioell]

When you click the delete button it asks you if you're sure you wanna close that zoo and that screen also shows you how many animals will be sold and how much CC you'd get, that way you can find out whether you'd get something for the offspring or not. Just make sure to click no if you don't actually wanna close the zoo.

In case you'd rather keep the zoo just put aging to 1 and let the game run on 3x speed in the background for a little while, won't take that long for those babies to grow up then and you can release them yourself instead of closing the Zoo.