Essential Small Exhibit Animals 2: The Sequel

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They are very very different. There's even talk of splitting the Negev tortoise (Testudo Werneri) and Kleinmann's tortoise, let alone merge them.
Not that different regarding to PZ's exhibits, we are not making population genetics or evolutionary biology... :p

Fot example I voted Greek tortoise but I wouldn't see any big difference and would be just as happy with any other Mediterranean Testudo.

Also, in the OP Indian and King cobra are merged, and they are not even in the same genus (and I understand that).
 
Ok, I'll check it out. I'll have to update the list later, maybe tomorrow

@yoav_r and @Veah, after a bit of research, I've decided to compromise and group all 3 under the Testudo genus of tortoises, with a total of 3 votes
 
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Invertebrates:
1. Praying Mantis (insect)
2. European Stag Beetle (insect)
3. Seven Spot Ladybug (insect)
4. European Crawfish (crustacean)
5. Edible Snail (gastropod)

Amphibians:
6. Common Frog

Snakes:
7. King Cobra
8. Reticulated Python

Lizards:
9. Thorny Devil

Fish:
10. Ocellaris Clownfish
 
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We definitely need more amphibians and invertebrates:

Amphibians:
1. Sambava Tomato Frog
2. Blue Poison Dart Frog
3. Axolotl
4. Sardinian Mountain Newt
5. Panama Golden Frog

Invertebrates:
6. Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
7. Praying Mantis
8. Stick Insect (any)
9. Forest Hermit Crab
10. Rhinoceros Beetle (any)
 
Here's my list:

1. King Cobra
2. Emerald Tree Boa
3. Coral Snake
4. Frill Necked Lizard
5. Thorny Devil
6. Panther Chameleon
7. Veiled Chameleon
8. Fire Salamander
9. Strawberry Poison Frog
10. Argentine Horned Frog
 
It was rather hard to cut down on my previous list from 30 to 10, but I did my best! :)

Mostly took out the most popular ones on the list to give the other guys a chance!

1) Green Anaconda
2) Burmese Python
3) Cottonmouth

4) Northern Caiman Lizard

5) Tuatara

6) Alligator Snapping Turtle
7) Eastern Box Turtle

8) Chinese Giant Salamander
9) Argentine Horned Frog

10) Giant Asian Mantis
 
Snakes
1 Coral Snake

Lizards
2 Frill Necked Lizard
3 Thorny Devil
4 Sand Goanna

Turtles/Tortoises
5 Snapping Turtle

Amphibians
6 Axolotl
7 Vietnamese Moss Frog

Invertebrates
8 Lord Howe Stick Insect
9 Giant Weta
10 Coconut Crab

I hope some fish are added too. That would be another list.
 
  1. Black mamba
  2. Coral snake
  3. Rhinoceros snake
  4. Chameleon (any)
  5. Day gecko (Madagascar)
  6. Agama
  7. Fire salamander
  8. Tomato frog
  9. Stick insect
  10. Madagascan Hissing Cockroach
 
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Hello, everybody. I just wanted to let y'all know that I have the lists prepared, just gotta post them.
I just got back from a trip and I don't feel so great, but I promise that tomorrow the lists will be updated
 
Here's my list, thank you for doing this!

1. Hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis) [Amphibian]
2. Tuatara (Sphenodon punctatus) [Lizard*]
3. Mantis (any) [Invertebrate]
4. Stick Insect (any) [Invertebrate]
5. Crab (any) [Invertebrate]
6. Mata-Mata (Chelus fimbriata) [Turtle]
7. Chameleon (any) [Lizard]
8. Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) [Snake]
9. Eastern Toebiter (Benacus griseus) [Invertebrate]
10. Gold-silk Orbweaver (Nephila clavipes) [Invertebrate]
 
1: Alligator Snapping Turtle
2: King Cobra
3: Green Mamba
4: Axolotl
5: Hellbender
6: Frilled Lizard
7: Panther Chameleon
8: Giant African Stick Mantis
9: Hercules Beetle
10: Giant Weta
 
  1. Panther chameleon.
  2. King baboon spider.
  3. Tuatara.
  4. Axolotl.
  5. Emerald tree boa.
  6. Eastern snake-necked turtle.
  7. Giant Asian mantis.
  8. Giant African millipede.
  9. Green anaconda.
  10. Japanese fire-bellied newt.
 
Before I update the OP, I want y'alls opinion:

I am thinking of making another list on here which is supposed to compare the votes of the top 3 choices of each separate list.

Want me to make one or forget avout it
 
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