Le Parc des Félins Malayan tiger in Parc des Félins
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There are more then 3 zoos in Europe which keeps Malayan tigers.
In Germany: Halle (1,2 breeding tigers) TP Berlin (1,1 brother and sister from Halle), Zoo Berlin (1,1 non-breeding), Dortmund (0,2 sisters from Halle)
Zoo Prag (1,2 brother and sisters from Halle)
Zoo Usti (0,1 from Halle, and I think 1,0 importet from Asien)
Halle has 2,0 offsprings who has to leave Halle.
It is very important to get new tigers from Asian for a succesful genetic pool.
In Germany: Halle (1,2 breeding tigers) TP Berlin (1,1 brother and sister from Halle), Zoo Berlin (1,1 non-breeding), Dortmund (0,2 sisters from Halle)
Zoo Prag (1,2 brother and sisters from Halle)
Zoo Usti (0,1 from Halle, and I think 1,0 importet from Asien)
Halle has 2,0 offsprings who has to leave Halle.
It is very important to get new tigers from Asian for a succesful genetic pool.
Yoman35, It would be nice you could investigate the origin of the Malayan tiger(-s) in the Park des Félins 
Small correction for Ústi and Prague (=Prag):
- only 0,1 Indra lives in Ústí, born 2006 in Halle. They are still waiting for a non-related 1,0 from Malaysia.
- beside 1,2 (Surat, Radja and Banya from Halle) also a young 1,0 Kawi lives in Prague. He was imported from Lok Kawi Wildlife Park/Kota Kinabalu in August 2008, and he met the oldest Radja personally for the first time during last days (fingers crossed). Prague still works on a import of another 1,1 from Zoo Melaka, the deal with the zoo is agreed (an animal exchange) but the paper-war delays it, and also a donor is needed to cover the transport costs (cca 20.000 Eur/tiger). If those 1,1 arrive, the 1,0 will be loaned to Ústí and 0,1 should form a breeding pair with Surat.
Small correction for Ústi and Prague (=Prag):
- only 0,1 Indra lives in Ústí, born 2006 in Halle. They are still waiting for a non-related 1,0 from Malaysia.
- beside 1,2 (Surat, Radja and Banya from Halle) also a young 1,0 Kawi lives in Prague. He was imported from Lok Kawi Wildlife Park/Kota Kinabalu in August 2008, and he met the oldest Radja personally for the first time during last days (fingers crossed). Prague still works on a import of another 1,1 from Zoo Melaka, the deal with the zoo is agreed (an animal exchange) but the paper-war delays it, and also a donor is needed to cover the transport costs (cca 20.000 Eur/tiger). If those 1,1 arrive, the 1,0 will be loaned to Ústí and 0,1 should form a breeding pair with Surat.
Soon. The tigers will be present only in March if all goes well.Yoman35, It would be nice you could investigate the origin of the Malayan tiger(-s) in the Park des Félins
Yoman35: The Zoochat administrator has added Parc des Felins to the listings. Maybe you should move this thread over there? (I'm not sure if the person who starts a thread can do this or if the moderator has to do it).