Nocturnal House

Australian Nightlife
1. Greater Bilby
2. Greater Sticknest Rat
3. Short-beaked Echidna, Red-tailed Phascogale
4. Short-beaked Echidna, Common Brushtail Possum
5. Eastern Quoll
6. Spinifex Hopping Mouse
7. Short-beaked Echidna, Black-footed Tree Rat
8. Long-nosed Potoroo, Squirrel Glider
9. Yellow-bellied Glider
10. Feathertail Glider
11. New Caledonian Giant Gecko
12. Diamond Python
13. Plains Rat
14. Common Ringtail Possum, Long-nosed Bandicoot, Tawny Frogmouth
15. Short-beaked Echidna, Western Long-beaked Echidna, Squirrel Glider
16. Ghost Bat

@AWP Thanks a lot for this! Really useful. Isn't the Long-beaked echidna Eastern, not Western though?

There is an ongoing discussion about the taxonomy of Taronga's Long-beaked Echidna I believe. Taronga signed it as "Western".

@AWP Thanks for bringing back lots of memories from my visit to Taronga. The nocturnal house is a real gem. Here is the list of species I saw/that were signed last year in December when I visited:

Australian Nightlife - December 2019
1. Greater Bilby, Ghost Bat
2. Greater Bilby, Greater Stick-nest Rat
3.Red-tailed Phascogale, Brush-tailed Bettong
4. Feathertail Glider, Yellow-bellied Glider
5. Barn Owl, Short-beaked Echidna
6. Fat-tailed Dunnart
7. Squirrel Glider, Short-beaked Echidna
8. Common Brushtail Possum
9. Yellow-bellied Glider, Long-nosed Potoroo, Short-beaked Echidna
10. Feathertail Glider
11. New Calendonian Giant Gecko
12. Golden-tailed Gecko (this numbered enclosure could have been the specific location for the Spinifex Hopping Mice mentioned below and the gecko could have been in a small newer enclosure closer to the giant gecko, my memory is a bit hazy)
13. (actually now two separate enclosures in this area) - Plains Rat and Spinifex Hopping Mouse
14. Long-nosed Bandicoot, Common Ringtail Possum, Tawny Frogmouth
15. Barton's Long-beaked Echidna, Squirrel Glider, Brush-tailed Bettong
16. Ghost Bat

@WhistlingKite24 Thanks for this addition. So no quolls and tree rats anymore, that's a pity.

But on the plus side, Brush-tailed bettongs

@AWP again brilliant work just like the one you did i saw for Perth's N.H, thankyou so much for making these, cant tell you how much i appreciate. Up until now the one thing i manage to learn is the species names in the N.H from reviews on here which is great. But you show the exhibit size scales which is really cool knowledge to gain.