A game dynamic that could add more challenge and at the same time require both the aviaries and lagoons to have plants and such in them would be the same requirement you have for the land animals. In the case of the aviaries I would think different flying reptiles would prefer different types of plants, rocks, and trees in their territory. We can decorate the aviary but there is no requirement set for any of the species. The lagoon has no such way currently to even place decorations, so this would be a stretch. As a compromise it has been suggested by many in the community that feeders with various types of living food could be placed in the lagoons. I would take it one step further. In both challenge and chaos, excluding sandbox, there would be territory needs for the marine reptile. Space, type of food source, and if added at some point, aquatic plants. What do you all think?
Food and territory requirements for aviaries and lagoons
- Thread starter Paleoguy
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Why are aquatic plants so important?
I was also hoping where we can have some pterosaur coexist with certain land dinosaur within the aviary. This would make the game a whole lot more better and make it more natural lookingHey Paleoguy! Thank you for the feedback. In the future, could you please add these to "Ideas & Feature Requests"? It's kinda the right place for it
This would be great for Sandboxparks too!
The Option to place Rocks (just like now the pilars of the Monorail) in our Lagoons would make them look more interessting.
Brushes for sand, rock etc. and the Option to build lagoons either with a Rocky shore ( instead of the wall/fence) or without any boarder to our shallow water would be great for sandbox !
We could just make a big " Lake" in every outline we want (with the brush for shallow water) and then place the lagoons within this outlines. Dinos could drink and walk in the shellows while the marine reptiles live in the deep water of the lagoons.
For the smaler marine reptiles like Liopleurodon or Tylosaurus it could be a nice feature if we could use the sharkfeeder too, but with smaler prey like salmon or tuna for our "feeding shows".
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