Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Pittsburgh zoo species list 2017

I will be making a species list annually in the summer each year, the animals are not arranged in alphabetical order but in their locations at the zoo, so it will go mammals-forest Passage mammals African savanna, and so on. The list will go mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and then invertebrates Mollusks cniderians and stuff like that will be put together in one group.

 

Pittsburgh Zoo on exhibit species list

Mammals
1. Canada lynx (2)
2. Amur tiger (4)
3. Red panda (2)
4. Amur leopard (3)
5. Black rhino (3)
6. African lion (3)
7. Dama gazelle. (3)
8. Lowland nyala (4)
9. African elephant (7)
10. Masai giraffe (2)
11. Grants zebra (2)
12. Cheetah (2)
13. Black and white ruffed lemur (2)
14. Ring tailed lemur (5)
15. Tufted capuchin (3)
16. White faced saki (2)
17. Hoffmann two toed sloth. (1)
18. Black howler monkey (3)
19. White cheeked gibbon (2)
20. Bornean orangutan (2)
21. Black and white colobus (3)
22. Blue monkey (3)
23. Westen lowland gorilla (6)
24. Siamang (2)
25. Visayan warty pig (4)
26. Clouded leopard (2)
27. Giant anteater (2)
28. Capybara (3)
29. Ocelot (1)
30. Fossa (2)
31. Pygmy hippo (1)
32. Polar bear (2)
33. Northern sea otter (2)
34. Northern elephant seal (1)
35. California sea lion (4)
36. Striped skunk (2)
37. White tailed deer (2)
38. River otter (2)
39. Beaver (2)
40. Red Kangaroo (5)
41. Kunekune pig (5)
42. Llama (1)
43. Miniature donkey (2)
44. Nubian goat (4)
45. Sheep (2)
46. Meerkat (3)
47. Short tailed lead nosed bat (over 1200)
48. Naked mole rat
Birds
49. Caribbean flamingo
50. Duck
51. Sacred ibis
52. Ostrich
53. Gentoo penguin
54. Macaroni penguin
55. Black swan
56. Barn owl
57. Peafowl
Reptiles
58. Komodo dragon
59. Galapagos tortoise
60. Philippine crocodile
61. Aldabra tortoise
62. Common musk turtle
63. Fly River turtle
64. Australian long necked turtle
65. Green sea turtle
66. Yellow spotted amazon river turtle
67. American alligator
68. Honduran milksnake
69. Eyelash viper
70. Scorpion (I'm not aware of subspecies)
71. Asian cave snake
72. Black tailed rattlesnake
73. Timber rattlesnake
74. Prairie rattlesnake
75. Neotropical rattlesnake
76. Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
77. Western diamondback rattlesnake
78. Gila monster
79. Mexican beaded lizard
80. Madagascar giant day gecko
81. Yellow footed tortoise
Amphibians
82. Argentine horned frog
83. Hellbender
84. Marine toad
Fish
85. Rummy nose tetra
86. Cardinal tetra
87. Schwartz's catfish
88. Blue discus
89. Beckford's pencilfish
90. Marbled hatchetfish
91. Adolfo's catfish
92. Bandit catfish
93. Rabaut's catfish
94. Black ghost knifefish
95. Red discus
96. Stick catfish
97. Brook trout
98. White crappie
99. Black crappie
100. Tiger Muskie
101. Lake sturgeon
102. Long nose gar
103. Common carp
104. Largemouth bass
105. Quillback carpsucker
106. Walleye
107. Longfin tetra
108. Congo tetra
109. Dusky krib
110. African knifefish
111. Marbled bichir
112. Red eyed tetra
113. Three striped glass catfish
114. Even spotted catfish
115. Mpulungu blue flash
116. Ornate cichlid
117. Blue neon cichlid
118. Yellow banded cichlid
119. Cave fish
120. Darter fish
121. Red rainbow fish
122. Boeseman's rainbow fish
123. Lake tebera yellow rainbowfish
124. Lake kutubu rainbowfish
125. Banded archerfish
126. Empire gudgeon
127. Australian lungfish
128. Goyder river rainbowfish
129. Lake wanam rainbowfish
130. Electric eel
131. Amazon leaf fish
132. Corydora catfish
133. Glass catfish
134. Harlequin rasbora
135. Eyespot rasbora
136. Three-lined scissor tail rasbora
137. Tricolor shark minnow
138. Red tail sharkminnow
139. Denison barb
140. Clown loach
141. Orangefin loach
142. Dwarf loach
143. Blue gourami
144. Giant gourami
145. Odessa barb
146. Harlequin sharkminnow
147. Aruli barb
148. African silverfish
149. Striped barb
150. American lobster
151. Cunner
152. Tautog
153. Swell shark
154. Striped surfperch
155. Copper rockfish
156. Dusty grouper
157. Fransmadam porgy
158. Janbruin porgy
159. Blue hottentot
160. Opaleye
161. Dark shyshark
162. Pacific half moon
163. Black surfperch
164. Rainbow surfperch
165. Puffader shyshark
166. Blacksmith chromis
167. Pyjama catshark
168. Peacock wolf eel
169. Blue rockfish
170. Kelp greenling
171. One spot fringehead
172. Flag rockfish
173. Senorita wrasse
174. China rockfish
175. Bay pipefish
176. Pot-bellied seahorse
177. Butterfly perch
178. Barber perch
179. Square spot fairy basslet
180. Long nose hawkfish
181. Randall's prawn goby
182. Jeweled rockskipper blenney
183. Solorensis fairy wrasse
184. Pink flasher wrasse
185. Sixline wrasse
186. Chocolate surgeonfish
187. Firefish
188. Tomini tang
189. Maiden goby
190. Atlantic mudskipper
191. Yellow tang
192. Dusky blenny
193. Starry blenny
194. Banded goby
195. Yellow sand tilefish
196. White banded possum wrasse
197. Pacific redstripe hogfish
198. Two spot hogfish
199. Chevron tang
200. Pygmy possum wrasse
201. Banggai cardinalfish
202. Northern seahorse
203. Sheepshead minnow
204. Pajama cardinalfish
205. Copperband butterfly fish
206. Pyramid butterfly fish
207. Flame angelfish
208. Blue green chromis
209. Blue devil
210. Blackbar devil
211. Redstripe hogfish
212. Persian blenny
213. Yellow prawn goby
214. Hepatus tang
215. Purple tang
216. Threadfin cardinalfish
217. Starry blenny
218. Four-striped damselfish
219. Ocellaris clownfish
220. Blue hamlet
221. Clarkii clownfish
222. Tomato clownfish
223. Spotted surgeon
224. Flasher scorpionfish
225. Leaf scorpionfish
226. Fuzzy dwarf lionfish
227. Magnificent rabbitfish
228. Longhorn cowfish
229. Cockatoo rouge fish
230. Warty frogfish
231. Spotted garden eel
232. Tiger jawfish
233. Long nose butterflyfish
234. Slippery dick (yes, that's it's name)
235. Blue head wrasse
236. Neon goby
237. Blue tang surgeon
238. Blue chromis
239. Snowflake moray eel
240. Square spot fairy basslet
241. Orange fairy basslet
242. Diamond fish
243. Longnose hawkfish
244. Freckled porcupinefish
245. Coral hogfish
246. Blacktail angelfish
247. Hawkfish anthias
248. Emperor angelfish
249. Blue ring angelfish
250. Half moon angelfish
251. Blue Koran angelfish
252. Yellow faced angelfish
253. Arabian angelfish
254. Lemon peel angelfish
255. Vlamingi tang
256. Sailfin tang
257. Bluespine unicorn tang
258. Short-nosed unicorn tang
259. Red Sea sailfin tang
260. Orange spotted rabbitfish
261. Peacock grouper
262. Tomato grouper
263. Blue line snapper
264. Blue striped snapper
265. Striped cleaner wrasse
266. Raccoon butterfly fish
267. Pakistani butterfly fish
268. Golden butterfly fish
269. Domino damselfish
270. Bow tie damselfish
271. Five bar flagtail
272. Squirrelfish
273. Orbiculate batfish
274. Spotted scat
275. Barred spinefoot
276. Bicolored fox face
277. Elegant unicornfish
278. Yellow-and-blueback fusiler
279. Bluegreen chromis
280. Humuhumunukunukuapua'a
281. Laced moray eel
282. Speckled blue grouper
283. Chocolate grouper
284. Blotch eye soldierfish
285. Five striped wrasse
286. Lamarcks Pygmy angelfish
287. Spottail threadfin snapper
288. Zebra shark
289. Blacktip reef shark
290. Brownbanded bamboo shark
291. Whitespotted bamboo
292. Eupallete shark
293. Plecostomus
294. Silver dollar
295. Tiger striped catfish
296. Royal plecostomus
297. Red striped eartheater
298. Bigtooth river stingray
299. Tiger stingray
300. Raphael catfish
301. Spotted sailfin suckermouth catfish
302. River hatchetfish
303. Diamond tetra
304. Three lined catfish
305. South American lungfish
306. Flag cichlid
307. Seuss' Cory catfish
308. Banded characidium
309. Royal catfish
310. Red bellies piranha
311. Arapaima
312. Pacu
313. Catfish
314. Midas cichlid
315. Red hook myleus
316. Red tail catfish
317. Red flagtail
318. Many banded lepornius
319. Striped lepornius
320. Sickleband tetra
321. Pirapatinga
322. Sawtooth catfish
323. Vermiculate river stingray
324. Basketmouth cichlid
325. Bluespotted ribbontail stingray
326. Bluespotted stingray
327. Diamond fish
328. Harlequin sweet lips
329. Atlantic stingray
330. Chilean round ray
331. Goldfish
332. Koi
Mollusks, invertebrates, etc.
333. American lobster
334. Moon jellyfish
335. Giant pacific octopus
336. White spotted rose anemone
337. Bat sea star
338. Ochre sea star
339. Black turban snail
340. Puget sound king crab
341. Leather sea star
342. Short spined sea star
343. Giant-spined sea star
344. Giant Red Sea urchin
345. Purple sea urchin
346. Thick petaled rose anemone
347. Masking crab
348. Dwarf cuttlefish
349. Long spine urchin
350. Chocolate chip sea star
351. Bubble tipped anemone
352. Mushroom coral
353. Channeled turban snail
354. Spotted spiny lobster
355. American spiny lobster
356. Stone crab

 

The off exhibit list will be up on this thread in the upcoming weeks

 

Is lead nosed bats correct?

 

hahaha no I meant to write leaf nosed

 

And yes the number of individuals is correct

 

Do we have four female nyalas? I was told by another news source that the male does not arrive until the fall.

 

Scorpion should be under invertebrates, not reptiles. If there is still a tarantula in the bat area, it would go there too.

 

Yes, I was extremely disappointed by the lack of anything other than mammals and fish.

 

The National Aviary is between 8 to 10 miles away. That is their specialty.

 

More reptiles and amphibians should be coming in the Conservation Solarium.

 

Are there still silvery-cheeked hornbills in Kids Kingdom?

 

Agreed. If I've counted correctly, the aviary has 100 species of birds (and two mammals) on exhibit permanently (so not shows/encounters/whatever). However, the aviary receives less than 200,000 visitors a year while the zoo received over a million. It's pretty pitiful, and the only aviary I recall was a beautifully planted walkthrough, but only for one (unseen) species:

They were signed but I did not see any.

 

I also didn't see any on my visit either.

 

Yes, apparently, and one of them is "duck".

 

No the zoo does not have silvery cheeked hornbills

also I have no idea why I wrote duck so my bad, but in the summer wild ducks come to the flamingo pool

 

Apologies scorpions should be under invertebrates

 

No I was including all the nyalas that will be on exhibit