Ultimate Pacific Ocean pack wishlist

Hu... Unless I'm terribly mistaken, it isn't a specific species or even clade, is it?

It might not be, but there are 2 reasons why I stuck with the Generic Reef Fish name apposed to several different Fish Species. 1, we can only have 1 Exhibit Animal which is the first reason why I just picked the Generic Reef Fish. And 2, I do want to bring the Opportunity for us to customize our own Species coat, in which I think the Generic Reef Fish is the first animal that could have that happen to it :)
 
I got my list + the Creatures they would be able to Cohabiate with :)

1. Black-Tip Reef Shark (Would be able to have a Cohabitation Bonus with the Common Dolphin, Green Sea Turtle, and Humpback Whale)
2. Common Dolphin (Mascot) (Would be able to have a Cobabitation Bonus with the Black-Tip Reef Shark, Green Sea Turtle, and Humpback Whale)
3. Green Sea Turtle (Would be able to have a Cohabitation Bonus with the Black-Tip Reef Shark, Common Dolphin, and Humpback Whale)
4. Humpback Whale (Would be able to have a Cohabitation Bonus with the Black-Tip Reef Shark, Common Dolphin, and Green Sea Turtle)
5. Reef Fish (Walkthrough Exhibit, as it would be like one of those tanks you can walk through) (This would be the first animal where you can chose your own combos of colors on, but you would only be able to pick two colors on a specimen, in which there would be 15 different colors to chose from, AKA Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Brown, Black, Grey, White, Lime, Cyan, Lavender, and Crimson, but you can only have 3 combos per Exhibit, for example you can have one group that is Blue and Green, another group that is White and Yellow, and another group that is Purple and Black)

Theme I would like: Hawaiian
There weren't humpback whales in captivity. Were there?
 
There might of been? Specifically Sea World. But I think Whales should also be in Captivity along with any other animal, as long as they are taken care of and they are treated humanly
Yeah but could anyone imagine the size of tanks and amount of saltwater for one (to two for mating) of any species bigger than orcas, and how they could be "carried"/moved from ocean to aquarium? Otherwise, why weren't there any giant whales in captivities?
 
Yeah but could anyone imagine the size of tanks and amount of saltwater for one (to two for mating) of any species bigger than orcas, and how they could be "carried"/moved from ocean to aquarium? Otherwise, why weren't there any giant whales in captivities?

True, I mean the Humpback Whale is small Compared to the Blue Whale, Fin Whale, and Cachalot Whale, so I guess those three Species and possibly others in that Size Territory are the ones to big for Captivity?
 
Their migratory life cycle may also make things complicated. I'm personally a bit uncomfortable with the idea of adding most cetacean to the game considering all the animal abuse attached to keeping them in captivity, especially when you consider they're among the few species whose life expectancy is shorter in zoos and their aquatic équivalents and they're not really used for reintroduction, but on the other hand I like that Planet Zoo can give you more freedom than real life, and I don't want to enforce a harsh set of rules in my threads (otherwise I wouldn't even allow flying birds and fully aquatic habitat animals even in wishlist packs centered around bodies of water).
 
Their migratory life cycle may also make things complicated. I'm personally a bit uncomfortable with the idea of adding most cetacean to the game considering all the animal abuse attached to keeping them in captivity, especially when you consider they're among the few species whose life expectancy is shorter in zoos and their aquatic équivalents and they're not really used for reintroduction, but on the other hand I like that Planet Zoo can give you more freedom than real life, and I don't want to enforce a harsh set of rules in my threads (otherwise I wouldn't even allow flying birds and fully aquatic habitat animals even in wishlist packs centered around bodies of water).

True
 
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