Aquatic Zoos

[mrpcle]

I had to remove the Siamese Crocodile-it made the zoo crash; hopefully as I get further along I can get it back in.

 

We now have another Albino Crocodile exhibit:

 

 

The Amazon Crocodile:

 

 

Another Australian Fresh Water Crocodile:

 

 

The Leistendrododil:

 

 

And the good-old saltwater crocodile:

 

[mrpcle]

Our astronauts brought back some strange looking eggs from Venus when they came home and this is what hatched

 

 

 

We also have some sapphire crocodiles:

 

[caddienoah]

I really like your mix of habitats, scenery, and attractions...makes your zoo very interesting to walk through...can't wait to see more!

[Firehawke]

Wonderful crocodiles! Keep up the great work!

[mrpcle]

The zoo has grown; management has added:

 

The Black Caiman:

 

 

The Castorocauda:

 

 

The Manchurian Crane:

 

 

 

Ant the Sapphire Crocodile:

 

 

[mrpcle]

And the final areas:

 

The American Crocodile:

 

 

The third Australian Freshwater Crocodile Exhibit:

 

 

A Freshwater Crayfish:

 

 

I managed to get the Siamese Crocodile back in:

 

 

Something called the Freshie Crocodile:

 

 

The second Saltwater Crocodile:

 

 

And the final exhibit - the Cuban Crocodile:

 

 

 

We also have two non-exhibit areas:

 

The Chinese Palace:

 

 

And the Jungle Ruins:

 

[Kreek]

This is lovely. I especially like the food court area near the cuban chrocodile! :vishenka_34:

[Firehawke]

More wonderful pics!!! I really like the Asian themed areas :th_hapydancsmil:

 

Keep up the great work!

[pukkie]

Great zoo with beautiful croc exhibits

Well done and keep them coming!

[mrpcle]

I have finished the next zoo in my aquatic series. Because there are a lot of screen shots I will be spreading them over the next 5 posts.

 

We start out with the entrance featuring the Atlantean Restaurant and Museum:

 

 

And just behind them is the Duck pond with the Black-Headed Duck, White-Headed Duck and Plumed Whistling Duck:

 

 

If you go right upon entering you cross the bridge spanning the two Elasmosaurs exhibits:

 

 

Whice bring you to the Dino Crock:

 

 

And the Dyrosausus: