Tree kangaroos have been kept together with smaller kangaroos (best example being tierpark Berlin). So that should be fine
Mixed species exhibit ideas
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Tree kangaroos have been kept together with smaller kangaroos (best example being tierpark Berlin). So that should be fine
Platypusboy
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What species can be mixed with common or southern hairy nosed wombat other than wallabies?
Some of the questions (and answers) reveal more about the knowledge level of their authors than the latter might wish to reveal...
A lot of recent questions could be answered with little effort by using the search option. Among others, there are literally pages of discussions regarding chimps in mixed species exhibits (and why it is a bad idea).
Mixing suids with great apes isn't a good idea, either.
A lot of recent questions could be answered with little effort by using the search option. Among others, there are literally pages of discussions regarding chimps in mixed species exhibits (and why it is a bad idea).
Mixing suids with great apes isn't a good idea, either.
I do believe there's a mix of Lowland gorilla and red river hogs though
If they respect each other's boundaries, sure, but why? Are you planning to pitch a new sitcom idea called "Swan & Deer"?
Haliaeetus
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I think it's possible to mix them with arboreal marsupials (Koalas, Possums, Cuscuses...) and birds.
Lycaon
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No, I'm just tryna make a mixed species exhibit to save some space
Or anything with ankles and calves firm to the bite....
Some space for what?
I'm currently contemplating to mix a venomous species with a poisonous one to, well, "save some space". In the real world, with real animals and real consequences.
Bisonfan
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do you own a zoo then?
Yepp; since 2017. Did nobody tell you?
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I think Bronx Zoo does this
Well there's no need to be rude
Houston is the Zoo with this mix.
If you say so.
But, seriously: that's not my intention. And as you can see, it helped some to discover a (for them) new aspect about me and why I have a different approach to this matter.
There’s also no need to continuously ask random questions that can, for the most part, be answered on your own yet LT keeps doing so
Randomname0183
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Bioparc has their kilpspringer calypso mixed with hyraxes currently and I feel it would be highly reasonable to do so with other birds. I’d assume they would generally mind their business if placed together (however this does vary with the birds you plan on keeping with them)
Thanks