- Argentine Black and White Tegu
- Alligator Snapping Turtle
- Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
- Panther Chameleon
- Veiled Chameleon
- Inland Taipan
- Tiger Snake
- Black-Headed Monitor
- Stimson's Python
- Crested Gecko
- Madagascar Giant Day Gecko
- Tokay Gecko
- Smooth -Tailed Gecko
- Barking Gecko
- Northern Leaf-Tailed Gecko
- Coastal Taipan
- Rough-Scaled Python
- Amethystine/Scrub Python
- Rhinoceros Iguana
- Red-Bellied Black Snake
- Olive Python
- Black-Headed Python
- Green Tree Python
- Magnificent Tree Frog
- Rosenburg's Monitor
- Perentie (Possibly Habitat) Depending on whether different exhibit sizes or open exhibits are added
- Lace Monitor (Possibly Habitat) Depending on whether different exhibit sizes or open exhibits are added
- Boyd's Forest Dragon
- Hosmer's Spiny-Tailed Skink
- Cunningham's Spiny-Tailed Skink
- Diamond Python
- Coastal Carpet Python
- Asian Giant Mantis
- Spiny Leaf Insect
- Goliath Stick Insect
- Lord Howe Island Stick Insect
- Giant Wetapunga
- Redback Spider
- Sydney Funnel-Web Spider
- Australian Tarantula
Exhibit Animal Wishlist
- Thread starter RedPandaReggie
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I would love to Join on this since all these Animals are great 
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If you not mind when I add on 5 more
1. Charina bottae** - LC
2. Gumprecht's lance viper / Trimeresurus gumprechti; (Syn .: Viridovipera gumprechti) - LC
3. Tree skink (striped sting skink) / Egernia striolata - LC
4. Cuvier's whistle frog; (Paraguay foam nest builder); (Cuvier's whiskers south frog) / Physalaemus cuvieri - LC
5. Three-lined poison dart frog / Epipedobates anthonyi; (misid .: Epipedobates tricolor) - NT
(Hope the Pictures help a bit with the Names ^^)
<3If you not mind when I add on 5 more
1. Charina bottae** - LC
2. Gumprecht's lance viper / Trimeresurus gumprechti; (Syn .: Viridovipera gumprechti) - LC
3. Tree skink (striped sting skink) / Egernia striolata - LC
4. Cuvier's whistle frog; (Paraguay foam nest builder); (Cuvier's whiskers south frog) / Physalaemus cuvieri - LC
5. Three-lined poison dart frog / Epipedobates anthonyi; (misid .: Epipedobates tricolor) - NT
(Hope the Pictures help a bit with the Names ^^)
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I'm suprised you didn't add in this little fella
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-west african lungfish
-streaked tenrec
-jacksons chamelons
-axolotol
-horned toad
-lemming
-hellbender
-green aracari
-strawberry poison dart frog
-electric eel
-boat billed heron
-european fire bellied toad
-olm
-bali mynah
-tokay gecko
-pink tounged skink
-prehensile tailed skink
-thorny devil
-frogfish
-ribbon eel
bold is my number 1
-streaked tenrec
-jacksons chamelons
-axolotol
-horned toad
-lemming
-hellbender
-green aracari
-strawberry poison dart frog
-electric eel
-boat billed heron
-european fire bellied toad
-olm
-bali mynah
-tokay gecko
-pink tounged skink
-prehensile tailed skink
-thorny devil
-frogfish
-ribbon eel
bold is my number 1
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These are all excellent ideas! It’s so nice to be part of an active zoo game again! What about Australian Bearded Dragons, Anoles, Box Turtle?
So it's unlikely as we don't have the precedent but I am throwing at least one mammal in as an exhibit animal as it is too small for a habitat.
Tokay Gecko
Leaf-tailed Gecko
Tuatara
King Cobra
Axolotl
Fire Salamander
Mata Mata
Suriname Toad
Frilled Lizard
Japanese Giant Salamander
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Axolotl
Leaf Cutter Ant
Weta
Blue Morph butterfly
Common Vampire Bat
Panther Chameleon
Malagasy Blue-Spot Mantis
(probably better as a habitat animal but) Duck-billed Platypus
Trapdoor Spider
Gopher Tortoise
Mudskipper
Tokay Gecko
Leaf-tailed Gecko
Tuatara
King Cobra
Axolotl
Fire Salamander
Mata Mata
Suriname Toad
Frilled Lizard
Japanese Giant Salamander
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Axolotl
Leaf Cutter Ant
Weta
Blue Morph butterfly
Common Vampire Bat
Panther Chameleon
Malagasy Blue-Spot Mantis
(probably better as a habitat animal but) Duck-billed Platypus
Trapdoor Spider
Gopher Tortoise
Mudskipper
This should be part of the terrarium pack.
In this list of animals, there are some that require a larger exhibition enclousures than the one that currently exists.
I think it would be a good idea to have exhibition enclousures of different sizes. Since the current size, it may stay small for certain animals
I think it would be a good idea to have exhibition enclousures of different sizes. Since the current size, it may stay small for certain animals
- Alligator Snapping Turtle (VU)
- Panther Chameleon (LC)
- Giant Girdled Lizard (VU)
- European Hamster (CR)
- Black and rufous elephant shrew (LC)
- Northern Caiman Lizard (LC)
- Turquoise Dwarf Gecko (CR)
- Blue Tree Monitor (EN)
- Galápagos Pink Land Iguana (CR)
- Egyptian Tortoise (CR) [global extinction is an imminent threat unless steps are taken to protect this species]
- Star Tortoise (VU)
- Naked Mole-rat (LC)
- Chinese Giant Salamander (CR)
- King Cobra (VU)
- Giant Horned Lizard (LC)
- Thorny Devil (LC)
- Frilled lizard (LC)
- Poecilotheria metallica (CR)
- Giant African Millipede
- Axolotl (CR)
- Starry night toad (CR) [A species of harlequin frog reappears considered extinct for 30 years]
- Blue anole (CR)
- Achrioptera fallax [stick insect]
- Philippine mouse-deer (EN)
- Mexican agouti (CR)
- Saharan horned viper (LC)
- Emerald tree boa (LC)
- Spectral tarsier (VU)
- Plumed basilisk (LC)
- Mudskipper
I want to point out Perentie are really big, 2.5m long and very active. I went to the Koala Pine Sanctuary recently which had the Merten's water monitor, Perentie and the Lace monitors in outdoor enclosures, not glass habitats. The perentie was super super active, I was surprised at just how active the perentie are.
anything coral reefy