Housing two large animals that can get spooked easily together is a recipe for disaster. I would not.i think this would be cool but idk if it exists: american bison and mountain goats. another idea is asian elephant and indian rhino but idk of that would ever work
i know, but it would still be so cool if they found a way to house them both peacefully
I'm not an expert but a lot of baboons tend to be omnivores, and the hamadryas is no exception. They would probably eat/harass the warthogs, and the warthogs could cause them injuries while defending themselves.
Presuming you were referring to baby warthogs when saying they would eat them, I could see the concern. All the other risks I'd say are fair as well. I've not heard of many mixes including baboons and this might be the reason.
I wouldn’t suggest mixing large Hoofstock with gelada. Secretary birds and southern ground hornbill are both territorial so it would only work if it was a very large enclosure. The other ones look fine
How about Gelada + Warthog
Nubian Ibex is medium-sized hoofstock, around 40-60 kilograms. While Greater Kudu is much larger, with around 200 kilograms. That might make the things different
Haus des Meeres used to keep their tomistoma together with, among others, two species of giant gourami and redtail catfish.
It's also the case in Beauval, where the False Gharials are maintained with a huge range of fish of all sizes, from small species of Loaches and Barbs to Giant Gouramis and even Barramundi.
I see no reason why it wont work… I think. Omaha does the rhinos and Père David’s deer and the Bactria deer follow the same temperament.
