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Right now have an answer as to why alot of the exotics have left this place the council brought in a new manager for the park and he was not intrested in keeping anything which required a zoo license to keep it,as a result of this change Ben Potterton was as to remove his stock for the park.Below is the thread where questions where first asked about the park.
Right now have an answer as to why alot of the exotics have left this place the council brought in a new manager for the park and he was not intrested in keeping anything which required a zoo license to keep it,as a result of this change Ben Potterton was as to remove his stock for the park.Below is the thread where questions where first asked about the park.
Actually the reason that there are very few exotics at GH at the moment is that Ben Potterton decided to remove his animals under his own choice, as he quite rightly can.
While the numbers of animals are low, GH are re-fitting and repairing aviaries ready for a re-stock which is due in the new year.
GH are currently interviewing for a collections manager, no new parks manager has been employed.
Not a problem just means i will be less trusting of whats this person tells me again in the future,which is a pity because until now everything hes ever told be has been 100% true.