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| Taurotragus | Jul 16 2014, 08:32 PM Post #2656 |
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any ideas for a phillipine eagle exibit(the eagle is injured) |
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| Pacific Time | Jul 16 2014, 09:46 PM Post #2657 |
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An aviary would work. Since it is injured, it would be best if it was next to a clinic, and depending on it's condition, the aviary may be out of guests reach. Would this foliage combo do for a zoo in New Delhi? BTW, the water is coastal's with some water hyacinth (Not the flower )![]() (Note: this is just a quick bundle of the plants that I put outside the zoo) Edited by Pacific Time, Jul 23 2014, 04:35 PM.
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| Hippopotamus. | Jul 17 2014, 02:12 AM Post #2658 |
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That looks pretty good Pacific Time! It really flows nicely together I hope you will show this zoo. Only thing, I think reef water would suit more than coastal
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| izzibob | Jul 17 2014, 04:01 AM Post #2659 |
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I am in shock. I built an elevated, enclosed connection between exhibits, and the animals actually use it! |
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Jul 17 2014, 01:27 PM Post #2660 |
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So I've been trying different ways to make an indoor leopard exhibit, but it's just not working out. I know African Leopards are typical kept indoors, but do you guys think it would be alright to keep one outdoors, if the exhibit is like my Cheetah enclosure, just with higher walls? |
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Jul 17 2014, 05:50 PM Post #2661 |
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im going to make a zoo with meerkats any suggestions on how to make an exhibit |
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| Iron Man | Jul 17 2014, 08:18 PM Post #2662 |
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Could Sandbar Sharks be kept with Bull Sharks? |
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| izzibob | Jul 17 2014, 10:50 PM Post #2663 |
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I just built my African leopard exhibit, and most of it is outdoors. I would use whatever fence you want, with an electrified cable at the top
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| Furka | Jul 18 2014, 06:23 AM Post #2664 |
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I wouldn't, Bull Sharks are very aggressive and eat other shark species (sandbar included). |
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| Uolym | Jul 18 2014, 07:37 AM Post #2665 |
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Depending where your zoo is located, I would go with a bigger outdoor exhibit and a smaller indoor/night quarter one. Both should have couple logs so the meerkats can dig/search for grubs around them. I would also include rock of different size and height so one of the meerkat can be sentinelle and the others bask under the sun (nothing too close of the fences so the meerkats can not escape, same for the logs). The fences should be deep enough in the ground to prevent escape and also high enough for the same reason. A mix of plain and glass fences should be perfect. Meerkats being small but very active, you could create two or more viewing areas for your guests. Couple medium and tall grasses bunches, maybe a small bush or too would be perfect. Use dirt and sand mostly for the floor of the exhibit, water hole isnt necesserary (only a bowl would be ok for their needs). A small hill would also being good for them. A small exhibit would be perfect for a pair, bigger if you got a troupe. Some zoo also keep them with African/European porcupine, with separate night quarters. Edited by Uolym, Jul 18 2014, 07:45 AM.
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Jul 18 2014, 02:26 PM Post #2666 |
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Are there any good trees for a zoo in South Africa (I mean near Cape Town) |
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| Ignacio | Jul 18 2014, 02:36 PM Post #2667 |
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Try looking at real life pictures of that area. That helps when trying to decide a foliage combo
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Jul 18 2014, 02:41 PM Post #2668 |
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Thanks. Now I got an idea for trees. Should I do a background Table Mountain? |
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| Iron Man | Jul 18 2014, 08:35 PM Post #2669 |
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Thanks Furka! This is not spam!!! |
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Jul 19 2014, 10:29 AM Post #2670 |
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Can I keep a tamandua and a boa in the same exhibit because the tamandua is too big for the boa to eat? |
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I hope you will show this zoo. Only thing, I think reef water would suit more than coastal














