US Species listings?

I can post an updated Akron list, but it will be after all the updates this year are in place. The zoo has not discussed the Curious Creatures changes yet. I would also like to see a more detailed list for Pride of Africa and Wild Asia before I make a list. I know some species, but I do not believe everything as been revealed yet. I hope there are more species involved at least.
 
grandelover1 said:
I’ll be going to Cincinnati and Columbus Zoo this month and Cleveland when the Asian Highlands opens. Akron, Toledo, Erie, Louisville, Indianapolis, And Pittsburgh are the other confirmed ones. I can provide species lists for any of these zoos if they are still needed. I’m gonna tag @natel12 he will be help with the Pittsburgh Zoo
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I will be happy to do another updated species list but it is preferable and easier to do it in the middle of the year.
 
Here's the list for Zoo Atlanta from earlier this year.

Panamanian golden frog (off exhibit when I went)
Bali mynah
Black-and-white ruffed lemur
Bog turtle
Bornean orangutan
Guatemalan beaded lizard
Hooded vulture
Jamaican iguana
Lemur leaf frog
McCord's box turtle
Painted terrapin
Radiated tortoise
Slender-snouted crocodile
Sumatran orangutan
Sumatran tiger
Western lowland gorilla
Black-legged poison dart frog
Chinese mountain viper
Crowned lemur
Drill
Fiji banded iguana
Giant otter
Golden lion tamarin
Lappet-faced vulture
Long-tailed chinchilla
Prehinsile-tailed skink
Red panda
Ring-tailed lemur
Spotted turtle (off exhibit when I went)
Woma python
African bush elephant
Aldabra giant tortoise
Alligator snapping turtle
Barbour's map turtle
Binturong
Blue crane
Clouded leopard
Common box turtle
Double-wattled cassowary
Fossa
Giant panda
Giraffe (off exhibit until 2019)
Gopher tortoise
Jamaican boa
King cobra
Komodo dragon
Lion
Nene goose
Palawan peacock-pheasant
Pancake tortoise
Parker's snake-necked turtle
Southern ground hornbill
Sun bear
Wattled crane
Yellow-blotched map turtle
Yellow-blotched palm pitviper
Yellow-naped amazon
Bush dog
Chilean flamingo
Crested wood partridge
Diamondback terrapin
European rabbit
Gila monster
Hellbender (off exhibit when I went)
Kori bustard
Plains Zebra (off exhibit until 2019)
Victoria crowned pigeon
Amazon tree boa
American alligator (not sure if they still have any. The four that were in the reptile house were sent back to St. Augustine Gator Farm and were replace with the Slender-snouted crocodiles. That had some young ones in the Wildlife home, but I'm not sure if they're still there as alligators have been removed the Zoo website's animal list.)
Angolan colobus
Australian snake-necked turtle
Azure-winged magpie
Bald eagle
Ball python
Banded rock rattlesnake
Black-throated monitor
Boelen's python
Bruce's green pigeon
Caiman lizard
Cape cobra
Central bearded dragon
Common kingsnake
Common warthog (off exhibit until 2019)
Copperhead
Corn snake
Dwarf black-bellied salamander
Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
Eastern indigo snake
Eastern ratsnake
Emerald tree boa
Emerald tree monitor
Evergreen toad
Eyelash viper
Geoffroy's tamarin
Golden pheasant
Gray ratsnake
Greater roadrunner
Greater siren
Green anaconda
Green basilisk
Green jay
Green tree python
Green woodhoopoe
Green-and-black poison dart frog
Guira cuckoo
Hamerkop
Hoffmann's two-toed sloth
King vulture
Laughing kookaburra
Major Mitchell's cockatoo
Mangrove snake
Masked lapwing
Mata mata
Meerkat
Meller's chameleon
Mertens' water monitor
Mexican lance-headed rattlensnake
Milky eagle owl
Mole kingsnake
Naked mole-rat
Northern cardinal
Ostrich (off exhibit until 2019)
Papuan python
Pied crow (off exhibit when I went)
Pied imperial pigeon
Pine snake
Pygmy rattlesnake
Red blood python
Red kangaroo
Red spitting cobra
Red-eyed tree frog
Reeves's muntjac (off exhibit. Marvin is the zoo's only one, and he's retired.)
Reticulated python
River cooter
Rough knob-tailed gecko
Rough-scaled python
Saw-shelled turtle
Scarlet ibis
Schmidt's guenon
Seal salamander
Sidewinder
Smallwood's anole
Southern screamer
Southern toad
Speckled pigeon
Speckled rattlesnake
Spiny softshell turtle
Spotted dikkop
Sri Lankan green pitviper
Strawberry poison frog
Superb starling
Tanuki
Tawny frogmouth
Temminck's tragopan
Taveta golden weaver
Venezuelan troupial
Violet-backed starling
White-crested laughingthrush
White-faced whistling duck
White-headed buffalo weaver
White-spotted glass frog
Wolf's guenon
Wreathed hornbill
Kunekune pig
4 breeds of goat: Nigerian dwarf/Nubian/Saanen/Oberhasli
Southdown baby doll sheep
Iranian eyelid gecko
 
Hi,

Do you have an idea, when you Will Go online?
I‘m very excited and Looking forward to this Great Project!
 
There are no date set yet but looking towards the end of the year as there is so much work to undertake in this project.
That's a great idea if all could try and get a species list from there local collection that would help greatly.
 
Maybe with a beta Version Online and a System like Zootierliste, where users can edit the species list, your Project will grow faster and relieve a lot of work for you and your Team!

Beside that, respect to your ambitions!
 
I don’t think you should allow anyone to edit the lists I think there should be a small team that edits it when there is proof and a report.
 
Zootierliste does have it faults but that isn't down to the owner of the site it's down to the people who input the data and we have recognised this problem.

The site itself does help people get a general idea and what we also like is the species list for the past which could be another project one day or may just grow as species move from collection to collection.
 
Still looking for info on species held within collections any updates would be gratefully received many thanks in advance.
 
Just a quick update this project is much bigger than we thought but just too let everyone know we are still going on with it.
We would like people on here to update lists for their latest visit's as this will help us from keep trying to e-mail the collections which some are still to reply from our original e-mails.
Please be aware we will complete this but it will take quite a lot longer than first thought.
Many thanks to all who have helped so far when it is complete everyone who as helped will be mentioned on the front page of the web site.
Again many, many thanks
 
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