Madrid (Casa de Campo) Zoo has a pair which are hugely popular with visitors as they are , without comparison, the most active members of the herp collection.One is always to be seen swimming while he other generally watches from the dry area.If your herp collection is fairly dormant and static to the point of provoking the typical visitor question "Are they real?" or "Is that one dead?" you need to be including species such as this.Real value for money & fascinating animals.The sleepy crocs in your multimillion dollar exhibit who get 37 seconds of visitor attention can not compete with these - seven full minutes of visitor open-mouthed fascination (chronometered) in the Madrid collection with an exhibit not even 2 meters long, but permitting underwater viewing.Activity is activity is attention is visitor satisfaction.
