Are These in Captivity? #2

Numbat isn't likely because it isn't even kept in captivity in Australia. Bilby is possible but not likely. Quokka is the most likely as it's already in Japan and Europe
 
Yeah how did Stuttgart get Quokka cause for awhile it was only saitama children zoo (excuse my Japanese its rusty);)
MOG2012 said:
Numbat isn't likely because it isn't even kept in captivity in Australia. Bilby is possible but not likely. Quokka is the most likely as it's already in Japan and Europe
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MOG2012 said:
Numbat isn't likely because it isn't even kept in captivity in Australia. Bilby is possible but not likely. Quokka is the most likely as it's already in Japan and Europe
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Numbat have been kept and bred in Perth Zoo for decades, so they are certainly around but unlikely to be exported.

A bilby import to Europe has been on the cards for about a decade now, but hasn't happened yet for various reasons. There is a possible scenario that once a European population is established that as US population becomes possible.

Quokka could already be imported now if you can find enough available animals and a willing Australian zoo...
 
Yeah do you you know what zoo was going to try to send bilby to Europe or a source
lintworm said:
Numbat have been kept and bred in Perth Zoo for decades, so they are certainly around but unlikely to be exported.

A bilby import to Europe has been on the cards for about a decade now, but hasn't happened yet for various reasons. There is a possible scenario that once a European population is established that as US population becomes possible.

Quokka could already be imported now if you can find enough available animals and a willing Australian zoo...
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Oh also dusky pademelon I've seen them all over European zoos but awhile ago an Aquarium in California(aquarium of the pacific)had some but on ZTL it's a former species. But then I was watching A YouTuber "blakes Exotic animal ranch" based out of Florida and on the episode spin wheel and I'll buy the animal it lands on was emu so when he went to the place where the emu were for sale obviously private ranch the guy selling emus had albino Eastern grey kangaroo. And believe it or not dusky pademelon:eek: i linked it down below skip to about 4 minutes
Dusky Pademelon
 
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Bluey said:
Oh also dusky pademelon I've seen them all over European zoos but awhile ago an Aquarium in California(aquarium of the pacific)had some but on ZTL it's a former species. But then I was watching A YouTuber "blakes Exotic animal ranch" based out of Florida and on the episode spin wheel and I'll buy the animal it lands on was emu so when he went to the place where the emu were for sale obviously private ranch the guy selling emus had albino Eastern grey kangaroo. And believe it or not dusky pademelon:eek: i linked it down below skip to about 4 minutes
Dusky Pademelon
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These kind of challenges are what made some parts of the private trade miserable and make people believe it's that easy to own a personal managerie
 
We know Echidnas are in private ownership and possibly the dusky pademelon. It would not shock me if someone off the maps has a tree kangaroo or heck even a koala Although I think Australian government has those under control
 
Bluey said:
We know Echidnas are in private ownership and possibly the dusky pademelon. It would not shock me if someone off the maps has a tree kangaroo or heck even a koala Although I think Australian government has those under control
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You mean Bennett's and Lumholtz', right? Otherwise, they'd all be under control of the Indonesian and Papua New Guinean governments.

Nonetheless, I also believe no tree-kangaroos are in private hands.
 
Yep the Aussie ones
Enzo said:
You mean Bennett's and Lumholtz', right? Otherwise, they'd all be under control of the Indonesian and Papua New Guinean governments.

Nonetheless, I also believe no tree-kangaroos are in private hands.
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If anyone here could make a full list of all marsupials kept Outside Australia like a N.A and E.U List Yes i know about the North American one I want one about everything so it can be my guilty pleasure :rolleyes: ok just joking to be informative and keep track of The species outside AUS if you like include monotremes as bonus
 
Bluey said:
If anyone here could make a full list of all marsupials kept Outside Australia like a N.A and E.U List Yes i know about the North American one I want one about everything so it can be my guilty pleasure :rolleyes: ok just joking to be informative and keep track of The species outside AUS if you like include monotremes as bonus
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Why don't you check Zootierliste, which is for Europe accurate and gets you a indication for othre places.
 
Did we kill off Zebra duiker in captivity? Last I checked Cincinnati was the last holder
I know jentinks duiker was last at Gladys porter zoo but are the Zebras really gone?
 
Oh I heard Some Texas Ranches have Yellow backed duiker
What would be the chances of a Zebra Duiker or jentinks in private ownership it would still be considered captive but just maybe there is hope i love Duikers so much they are my Favourite Animal outside of AUSTRALIA that's why I ask this stuff:oops:
 
Are these in captivity in AZA and/or EAZA captivity?
  1. Venezuelan Poodle Moth
  2. Giant Weta
  3. Purple Frog
  4. Any species of firefly
  5. Congo Dwarf Crocodile
  6. Chilobrachys natanicharum
  7. Brookesia nana
  8. Sydney Funnel-Web Spider
  9. Australian Marbled Scorpion
  10. Giant Gippsland Earthworm
 
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Sydney funnel Web Right Here at Taronga Sydney
Giant weta i think is at Auckland
No Gippsland earthworm
Taronga Zoo Marbled Scorpion
MOG2012 said:
Are these in captivity in AZA and/or EAZA captivity?
  1. Venezuelan Poodle Moth
  2. Giant Weta
  3. Purple Frog
  4. Any species of firefly
  5. Congo Dwarf Crocodile
  6. Chilobrachys natanicharum
  7. Brookesia nana
  8. Sydney Funnel-Web Spider
  9. Australian Marbled Scorpion
  10. Giant Gippsland Earthworm
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