It wouldn't work, because Princess Parrot would bully the Diamond Dove and the Zebra Finch.
Princess parrot/parakeet can be very territorial, especially during breeding. I would be concerned about the Zebra finches during this time
If I have two enclosures, a non-netted enclosure for Common Wallaroo, Emu, and Red Kangaroo and a mesh-netted enclosure housing Galahs and male Red Kangaroos that don't get along in the other enclosure
Thanks, I think I'm just going to have none of them
Would Plumed whistling-ducks work?
What in the enclosure could help prevent the pelicans eating the joeys?
If I removed the princess parrots, are there any compatible birds (just the cockatiel, diamond dove, and Zebra Finch)? I'm trying to have a variety of birds ("types", like a columbrid or a parrot)
Should work, but with enough space
I mean what other birds could be added with just cockatiels, diamond doves, and Zebra finches
I would probably go for grass parakeets, Splendid/Elegant, should be okay
Princess of Wales or Barrabands could be added, not both. Also consider Common Bronzewings, Masked Lapwing, Bourke’s Parrakeet, Maned Goose, Chestnut Teal, Plumed Whistling Duck
You could add Wonga Pigeon, Star Finch, Long-tailed Finch and Bourke's Parrot (Like FBBird said). All are kept in the USA
For the general temperature parameters, bonnethead prefers between 20-30°C, the dogfish prefers 5-15° C, and the Leopard shark prefers 10-22°C. So you can only really mix the Bonnethead and Leopard shark or the dogfish and the leopard shark. If you mix them, you would have to prevent competition in food as they have similar-ish diets with dogfish being aggressive. Leopard sharks can be territorial though that's not likely going to be a problem. So bonnethead and Leopard sharks could work in a California Coast or a Sea of Cortez Aquarium
Yeah I was doing an American coasts area in my spec zoo so it was either the leopards and bonnetheads or the leopards and the dogfish. Think I settled on a larger tank for the leopards and dogfish with another tank for bonnetheads.
Wonga Pigeons wouldn't really fit with the theme though as they are from rainforest and eucalypt forests of Australia's coast, while the other species mentioned are found in more arid areas.
Purple gallinules can display territorial during breeding season but that’s not likely to be a problem though their activeness might cause stress to the turtles. It would probably work as long as there is adequate space and the gallinules aren’t breeding
Expanding on this, if I were to ensure that individuals involved in breeding were taken off-exhibit, would it be possible for the gallinules to be breeding?
Yeah, competition of resources between the turtles could also be possible but isn’t likely going to be a problem if there is enough space
Diamondback terrapins are opportunistic feeders so they might eat the blue crabs if they are malting. Blue crabs are highly aggressive and territorial. The horseshoe crabs could get stressed by the other animals. Salinity wise, 10-20 ppt might work but terrapins need brackish water while horseshoe crabs and blue crabs use more marine to brackish water. Blue crabs and terrapins can compete for food.