I haven’t been to the Zoo in my home state for a long time but they had a Lizard called a rhinoceros iguana it’s a large lizard that has 2 horns on its nose but of course I don’t know if it’s at the Greenville Zoo anymore, I think Planet Zoo needs this reptile but of course I don’t know if it would be a habitat animal or an exhibit animal and from this point on I’m out of ideas.
New Large Reptile
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They look awesome. But they are smaller than the Green Iguana so they would be most likely a Exhibit Animal
I think the American Alligator and Nile Crocodile are highly requested. I'd love to see Alligator Snapping Turtles in the game they can reach up to 80 cm in length and weigh up to 100 kg (220 lb). There are also highly endangered Asian Giant Softshell Turtle species that can grow up to 100 cm and weigh 100 kg, they would look great with the new underwater mechanics, or cohabitating with gharials. I know they are not large reptiles but Chinese or Japanese Giant Salamanders would really be amazing. And the largest ever recorded was reportedly 1.8 m (5.09 ft) and 65 kg (143 lb) those are definitely large enough to be habitat animals.
I hope they can be taken out by the animal talk staff.
This would be so awesome. But I don't think it's even possible to make a Animal Talk about a Exhibit Animal
I think rhinoceros iguanas would be for exhibits, even though the Singapore Zoo has a beautiful outside habitat for them. I would love some of the following species for habitats:
- Alligator Snapping Turtle
- Green Sea Turtle
- Asian Giant Softshell Turtle
- Malaysian Water Monitor/Perentie
- Nile Crocodile/American Alligator
- Hermann's Tortoise/Indian Star Tortoise/African Spurred Tortoise
I would absolutely love all of them. It would be awesome to have a African Spurred Tortoise as a Pet in Real Life but maybe it will never be possible for me, so it would be great to at least have them in the Game (also because they would fit perfectly in my current Zoo). Also absolutely agree with the Alligator Snapping Turtle and the American Alligator