Issues with Grey Seals & Cloud Leopard?

PaigeAmber

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Hi Keepers,

I love planet zoo and it is one of my favourite downtime games however I have been having issues with grey seals and clouded leopards.

Grey Seal:
I have 5 grey seals in my habitat, 1 male and 4 females. Everything is green, they have more than enough space but I keep getting a notification which says “fighting due to overcrowding” which there is no problem with here? Land area is 1904m2 and water area is 2276m2... I was wondering if anyone else has had this issue?

Clouded Leopard:
I have 1 male and 1 female clouded leopard along with 3 babies. They are happy on ground, obviously they need climbing and what not... as soon as one of them starts climbing their welfare drops to zero? I don’t know what to do about this!! Anyone had this one to?

Thanks for any help.

Keeper Paige.
 

Karen F

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There are 2 bugs, one affecting water depth and one affecting climbing structures. Maybe these are the problem. You could try removing the water from your seal enclosure and then replacing it. And you can delete and then replace the climbing structure. Also check the map (forgot name) to see if the animals can reach everything.
 

criswaller

criswaller
Also, for the seals, check their traversable area. I had this issue in a habitat I downloaded from the Workshop and it turned out they could only access a tiny part of the habitat near the keeper gate. I put in a couple of ramps so they could get into the water and they were fine.
 

Roxxsmom

Roxxsmom
I've had an issue with snow leopards and Formosian bears climbing high up in trees or enrichments and suddenly having their welfare drop precipitously. I think it might be an issue for shy climbing animals if it puts them above the level of their one-way "privacy glass" and in the direct line of sight of guests or something. The timer for animal movement seems to be out of sync with the timer for stress accumulation or whatever. It's maybe related to the way animals get cold or hot so quickly the protesters show up before the stressed animal can even get to their warm or cool shelter.
 
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