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| Crocodylia; by Zerosvalmont & Hendrix | |
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| Topic Started: Oct 4 2014, 05:06 PM (85,408 Views) | |
| Ulquiorra | Oct 23 2014, 03:15 PM Post #346 |
 
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Thanks for the release of the broad-snouted caiman, before seeing this pack, I had no idea this species even existed. |
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| Wolverale12 | Oct 23 2014, 03:20 PM Post #347 |
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Thanks for another release guys! You sure are pumping these out quickly atm. 
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| velociraptor | Oct 23 2014, 07:59 PM Post #348 |
 
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Thanks for the release. |
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| Yi Qi | Oct 23 2014, 08:40 PM Post #349 |
 
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My favorite crocodile and my favorite south american alligatorid done fabulously well, with new anims and finally released? I have finally found my inner peace...  outstanding job guys! |
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| the dark phoenix | Oct 23 2014, 09:38 PM Post #350 |
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^^^Wonderland ref in your sig! Awesome XD I put all three currently released crocs together and the orinoco attacked the cuban but not the caiman. |
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| Chase | Oct 23 2014, 09:53 PM Post #351 |
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Everything is looking great you two. Muy bien. I noticed that the crocs aren't coded to use the new RR biomes, will they be patched when the biomes are released? Just wondering. |
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| Ituri | Oct 24 2014, 01:15 AM Post #352 |
 
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FYI, the St Augustine Alligator Farm in Florida keeps American Alligators and American Crocodiles together. |
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| zerosvalmont | Oct 24 2014, 05:45 AM Post #353 |
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@Ituri: already knew thanks
I guess you've visited, I searched for images and videos of this place and at least in feeding shows only you can see alligators, although it is probably true. my opinion as a veterinary technician is that this is not ideal, not only the risk of conflict, also because tolerance to temperature and salinity of the water is not the same in both species, also their tolerance towards humans, is not the same deal with an alligator to deal with a crocodile, ideal in these cases is to create a exhibit divided by a road or something, thus visitors can see both species at a time but do not run unnecessary risks. as a curiosity I will say that there is an aquarium in Asia (I forget the name) containing a hammerhead shark, a oceanic white tip shark, a tiger shark and not remember more, in the same aquarium, Is this possible? of course, is it Right? I do not think so, and I think that the person in charge of cleaning the aquarium will be agree with me  in some case even theoretically peaceful animals, bad things happen, in Valencia (Spain) there is a large aquarium called "L'Oceanografic" there is a aquarium in which are housed gray reef shark, Sand tiger shark and common smooth-hound sharks, usually nothing bad happens, but when I took a course management and maintenance of sharks there, they showed me pictures of attacks among them and the other fish, and i can say that are not isolated incidents. My recommendation, as with any predatory animal, is to have an installation for each species, Do you give a lion and a hyena in the same enclosure? or a lion and a cheetah? they live in the same area and are not usual prey but it is not appropriate. what happens is that for reasons of space or entertaining some zoos mixed species, but any professional will tell you that is not the most advisable In these cases, One thing to keep sliders (if one is accidentally killed is not a problem) and another very different thing is put two species in critical status together 
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Oct 24 2014, 05:59 AM Post #354 |
 
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I agree with you zeros. While it can be done, it may not be the best for the animals, predatory animals (and even herbivores) will fight amongest one another, I don't think it's necessarily right to add a different species as well where animals might harm one another. And thank you, both of you for all of the wonderful crocodilians! |
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| nightwars24 | Oct 24 2014, 06:16 AM Post #355 |
 
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I heard about zoo that have mixed exhibit of chitals, lion tailed macaques, smooth coated otters and gharials. |
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| Priya | Oct 24 2014, 06:36 AM Post #356 |
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Thanks for the release |
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| arafan | Oct 24 2014, 07:18 AM Post #357 |
 
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I only remeber that I've heard something about a gharial exhibit where gibbons can use it, if I remeber right it's in a Spanish zoo |
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| Scott | Oct 24 2014, 07:35 AM Post #358 |
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I think I saw a photo of a Gharial with a Muntjac I can't remember... I guess the Gharial would be ok but as Zero's and Kohana said I don't think it would be a good Idea to add other animals in other crocodilian exhibits. Anyway love the Broad Snouted Caiman! My Favourite so far! |
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| zerosvalmont | Oct 24 2014, 07:50 AM Post #359 |
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as I see it is not clear what kind of installations are appropriate and which are not, I show some ultramodern scientific graphics: 
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| Ignacio | Oct 24 2014, 07:52 AM Post #360 |
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I love you artistic skills 
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