Adding New Species to the Gallery!

[Yoshistar888]

From now I will detail photos of species that are new to the zoochat gallery, so we have a better understanding of how it’s being filled etc.

This is also so we can have a database of new species to the gallery.

I have plans to upload a photo of a certain Australian elapid which’s absence in the gallery truly shocked me as it is a common species seen in the wild and in captivity by Australian zoo chatters.

Obviously this gallery won’t just be me, although I will have some contributions with photos of some of the local fish species in Port Phillip Bay which are not often found in captivity (temperate wrasses, whitings, etc).

 

[vogelcommando]

Great idea ! I will try to contribute to this thread as much as I can !

 

[Yoshistar888]

Here it is New species number one!

Lowland Copperhead (Austrelaps superbus) - ZooChat


EDIT: one more from the VHS expo

Rusty Water Monitor (Varanus semiremex) - ZooChat

 

[vogelcommando]

To make my first contribution to this thread I just uploaded a photo of a Striped spadefoot frog - Glyphoglossus guttulatus :

 

[Yoshistar888]

To make my first contribution to this thread I just uploaded a photo of a Striped spadefoot frog - Glyphoglossus guttulatus :

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That’s an awesome species I had never heard of before.

 

[vogelcommando]

And just added another new one to the Gallery, the African tiger snake - Tleescopus semiannulatus :



From this genus 14 species are known but this is only the second one in the Gallery. The first one is an unindentified animal uploaded by @devilfish ( see Telescopus sp.?, February 2016 - ZooChat ) and was made at the Giza Zoo in Egypt which means that the snake on the photo is most prob. the Arabian cat snake ( T. dhara ) or the Egyptian cat snake ( T. obtusus ), the 2 species found most commonly in Egypt

 

[Jungle Man]

From now I will detail photos of species that are new to the zoochat gallery, so we have a better understanding of how it’s being filled etc.

This is also so we can have a database of new species to the gallery.

I have plans to upload a photo of a certain Australian elapid which’s absence in the gallery truly shocked me as it is a common species seen in the wild and in captivity by Australian zoo chatters.

Obviously this gallery won’t just be me, although I will have some contributions with photos of some of the local fish species in Port Phillip Bay which are not often found in captivity (temperate wrasses, whitings, etc).

I have a question not completely related to this thread but they are new species. Do invertebrates count? I have some photos of invertebrates new to the Zoochat gallery.

 

[Yoshistar888]

I have a question not completely related to this thread but they are new species. Do invertebrates count? I have some photos of invertebrates new to the Zoochat gallery.

It is completely related, and yes invertebrates count!. If they are identified of course. Also the gallery in general is lacking a lot of neotropical species as about half a dozen zoochatters (and uploaded photos) have gone to the neotropics.

 

[Jungle Man]

It is completely related, and yes invertebrates count!. If they are identified of course. Also the gallery in general is lacking a lot of neotropical species as about half a dozen zoochatters (and uploaded photos) have gone to the neotropics.

Perfect, then I will start publishing the first species:

Tropical House Cricket (Gryllodes sigillatus)

Tropical House Cricket (Gryllodes sigillatus)

• Jungle Man
• 29 Jul 2020

A common sight in my home. They are mostly nocturnal.

Tropical House Cricket (Gryllodes sigillatus)

• Jungle Man
• 29 Jul 2020
• 1
• cricket insect panama wildlife

A common sight in my home. They are mostly nocturnal.

 

[Yoshistar888]

Perfect, then I will start publishing the first species:

Tropical House Cricket (Gryllodes sigillatus)

Link Sharing

The point of this is to have the animal in the zoochat gallery (under the media tab).
Cool cricket though

 

[Jungle Man]

The point of this is to have the animal in the zoochat gallery (under the media tab).
Cool cricket though

There they are, sorry I didn't knew how to do it.

 

[Yoshistar888]

Here it is New species number one!

Lowland Copperhead (Austrelaps superbus) - ZooChat


EDIT: one more from the VHS expo

Rusty Water Monitor (Varanus semiremex) - ZooChat

Was looking through some old photos when I had gone fishing and found photos of two new species for the gallery. Both of these fish were caught and released.

Common Gurnard Perch (Neosebastes scorpaenoides) - ZooChat

Blue Throated Wrasse (Notolabrus tetricus) - ZooChat

 

[Yoshistar888]

Oriental Carpet Bee by @the racoon has spoken

Oriental Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa Nasalis) - ZooChat

 

[Yoshistar888]

Spot Tail Shark by @RatioTile
Spot-Tail Shark (Carcharhinus sorrah) - ZooChat

Harlequin/Banded Snake Eel also by RatioTile

Harlequin Snake Eel (Myrichthys colubrinus) - Farglory Ocean Park - ZooChat

 

[dillotest0]

Bornean Bristle-head
Bornean Bristle-head - Oxford Natural History Museum - ZooChat

 

[vogelcommando]

I have again just uploaded a photo of a "missing" species in our Gallery : the Malaysian frog - Hylarana luctuosa :

 

[Simon Hampel]

By the way - please don't attach photos to this thread that have also been uploaded to the gallery.

Once they are uploaded to the gallery, use the embed function to include it in this thread: use one of the two options highlighted below on the media page.

 

[Yoshistar888]

Bornean Bristle-head
Bornean Bristle-head - Oxford Natural History Museum - ZooChat

Sorry we only are accepting live specimems for the purpose of this thread

 

[Yoshistar888]

By the way - please don't attach photos to this thread that have also been uploaded to the gallery.

Once they are uploaded to the gallery, use the embed function to include it in this thread: use one of the two options highlighted below on the media page.

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Good to know, I didn’t know that so thank you.

 

[Yoshistar888]

Red Throated Thrush by @carl the birder

Is this better Sim?