An update to my previous Dec 2019 list. Blue bold are new additions, losses are in red at the end. I've made a few changes noted in the news thread past February to make it as up-to-date as possible. Asia Sloth Bear Clouded Leopard Fishing Cat Asian Small-Clawed Otter Red Panda Giant Panda Northern Snakehead Asian Elephant African Loop Cheetah Grevy’s Zebra Lesser Kudu, Abyssinian Ground Hornbill Sitatunga Addax Ostrich Small Mammal House (Indoor) Woylie (Brush-tailed Bettong) Northern Treeshrew Lesser Hedgehog Tenrec Prehensile-tailed Porcupine Chinchilla Degu Red-rumped Agouti Naked Mole Rat North Luzon Giant Cloud Rat Prevost’s Squirrel Linne’s Two-Toed Sloth Southern Tamandua Southern Three-banded Armadillo Screaming Hairy Armadillo Rock Hyrax Red Ruffed Lemur Goeldi’s Monkey Golden Lion Tamarin Golden-headed Lion Tamarin White-faced Saki Fennec Fox Sand Cat Dwarf Mongoose Black-footed Ferret Meerkat (temporarily out still IIRC, but returning) Green Aracari Von der Decken’s Hornbill Small Mammal House (Outdoor) White-nosed Coati Red-necked/Bennett’s Wallaby Przewalski’s Horse (returned after being absent for a couple years) Gibbon Ridge Siamang Great Ape House Western Lowland Gorilla Bornean & Hybrid Orangutan Reptile Discovery Center (Building) Spiny-tailed Monitor Emerald Tree Monitor Caiman Lizard Fiji Banded Iguana Grand Cayman Blue Iguana Prehensile-tailed Skink Gila Monster Giant Plated Lizard Mexican Alligator Lizard Chinese Crocodile Lizard Smallwood’s Anole Iranian Fat-tailed Gecko Madagascar Day Gecko Henkel’s Leaf-tailed Gecko Tokay Gecko New Caledonian Giant Gecko Green Tree Python Timor Python Black-headed Python Northern Pine Snake Eastern Indigo Snake Corn Snake Western Hognose Snake False Water Cobra Rhinoceros Ratsnake Mangrove Snake Tentacled Snake Gaboon Viper Eyelash Palm-pitviper King Cobra Taylor’s Cantil Bushmaster (labeled as South American but Latin name is for Central American) Timber Rattler Copperhead Lance-headed Rattlesnake Cuban Crocodile Philippine Crocodile Alligator Snapping Turtle Spotted Turtle Indochinese Box Turtle McCord’s Box Turtle Golden Coin Turtle Painted Terrapin Yellow-spotted Amazon River Turtle Matamata Northern Red-faced Turtle Eastern Long-necked Turtle Fly River Turtle Home’s Hingeback Tortoise Spider Tortoise Aldabra Tortoise Tomistoma Komodo Dragon (2nd exhibit) Sheltopusik Snouted Cobra Reticulated Python Klemmer’s/Yellow-headed Day Gecko European Glass Lizard Black Tree Monitor Rhinoceros Viper Black Pond Turtle Mississippi Map Turtle Shingleback Skink Red-bellied Salamander Shenandoah Salamander Hellbender Emperor Newt Lemur Leaf Frog Coronated Tree Frog Green-and-Black Poison Dart Frog Blue Poison Dart Frog Splashback Poison Dart Frog Harlequin Poison Dart Frog Panamanian Golden Frog Oriental Fire-bellied Toad Vietnamese Mossy Frog Japanese Giant Salamander Note: these three may not be new, just missing from my previous list: Red Salamander Green Salamander Long-tailed Salamander Reptile Discovery Center (Outside-Front) Aldabra Tortoise American Alligator Reptile Discovery Center (Outside-Back) Crocodile Monitor Komodo Dragon Chinese Alligator Philippine Crocodile Think Tank Bornean & Hybrid Orangutan Allen’s Swamp Monkey Hermit Crab Big Cats Tiger (Amur and Sumatran) African Lion Lemurs Ring-tailed Lemur Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur Collared Brown Lemur Radiated Tortoise American Trail American Beaver Spectacled Bear North American River Otter Gray Seal Harbor Seal California Sea Lion Maned Wolf Bald Eagle Wood Duck, North American Ruddy Duck Brown Pelican Common Raven Amazonia Emperor Tamarin Bolivian Gray Titi Linne’s Two-Toed Sloth Roseate Spoonbill Ringed Teal Hawk-headed Parrot Green Aracari Yellow-rumped Cacique Brazilian Rainbow Boa Yellow-spotted Amazon River Turtle (possibly unsigned) Arrau River Turtle Matamata Red-footed Tortoise Phantasmal Poison Dart Frog (free-roaming in jungle room; effectively never seen) Largespot River Stingray White-blotched River Stingray Vermiculate River Stingray (unclear if this is still considered distinct species or now grouped with P. falkneri) – needs reevaluation Shovelnose Catfish Ripsaw Catfish Redtail Catfish Suckermouth Catfish Panda Cory Twig Catfish Electric Eel Bluntnose Knifefish Elephant-nose Knifefish Tambaqui (Pacu) Violet Line Piranha Redhook Myleus Arapaima (A. gigas) Silver Arowana Banded Leporinus Oscar Silver Hatchetfish Emerald Catfish Slender Hemiodus Sunshine Pleco Bleeding Heart Tetra Flagtail Characin Pictus Catfish Porthole Catfish Pinktail Chalceus Turquoise Severum Adonis Catfish Redheaded Eartheater Redhook Pacu Silver Dollar Spotted Metynnis Black Ghost Knifefish Parrot Cichlid (Hoplarchus psittacus) Freshwater Angelfish (Pterophyllum spp) Whiptail Banjo Catfish Rummy Nose Tetra Unidentified cory (Corydoras spp) Education/Labs in Amazonia Building Rubber Eel Eastern Red Newt California Tiger Salamander Fowler’s Toad Panamanian Golden Frog African Clawed Frog Blue & Dyeing Poison Dart Frog Strawberry Poison Dart Frog Yellow-banded Poison Dart Frog Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog Golden Poison Dart Frog lab tanks in room behind glass, very difficult to see animals (not noted in 2019): Coronated Treefrog Lemur Leaf Frog Bicolor Poison Dart Frog Golden Poison Dart Frog Blessed and Brazilian Spotted Poison Dart Frogs Other spp whose signs I couldn’t read from angle (at least 1 newt tank and 1 PDF tank) Multiple species of coral and marine species (not noted in 2019): Rose Coral, Zoanthids, Thin Birdsnest Coral, Pulsing Xenia, Trumpet Coral, Staghorn Coral, Capricornis, Gorgonian, Hammer Coral, Smooth Cauliflower Coral, Whisker Coral, Cauliflower Coral, Sinularia, Boulder Star Coral, Tube Anemone Porcelain Crab, Hermit Crab, Giant Clam, Brittle Star, Fire Shrimp, Scarlet Cleaner Shrimp Clown Anemonefish Other Exhibits Patagonian Mara American Bison Black-tailed Prairie Dog North American Porcupine Lost Species since end of 2019: Scimitar-horned Oryx Addra Gazelle Red River Hog Rueppell's Griffon Vulture Geoffroy’s Marmoset Virginia Opossum Striped Skunk Black Howler Monkey Northern White-cheeked Gibbon Pancake Tortoise Gharial Stinkpot (Common Musk Turtle) Common Kingsnake Green Anaconda Banded Rock Rattlesnake Common Blue-tongued Skink Meller’s Chameleon Plumed Basilisk Sambava Tomato Frog Brown Rat Gray Wolf Blue-gray Tanager (not sure if ever seen previously) Silver-beaked Tanager (not sure if ever seen previously) Smooth-sided Toad (not sure if ever seen previously) Sunbittern Amazon Milk Frog South American Lungfish Neon Tetra Kitty Tetra Lemon Tetra Peacock Cichlid Golden Whiptail Catfish Marbled Whiptail Catfish Chocolate-colored Catfish Glass Knifefish Blue Whale Catfish (Cetopsis coecutiens) Red-bellied Piranha Goliath Bird-eating Tarantula Bicolor Poison Dart Frog
Quite a few changes happened between now and a little over a couple of weeks ago when I went. On my visit both the Sheltapusik and Black Ghost Knifefish were on display. There was also a Shingleback Skink as well, and no blue-tongue skink. Amazonia didn't have the sloths or emperor tamarin which were in the small mammal house, and no ringed teal.
@SusScrofa Thanks for the updates. I think I remember the Shingleback Skink as a new addition between my two winter visits, so it's been there a while now; I just forgot to add it. Last I checked Amazonia and the Small Mammal House both have Two-toed Sloth - there are two in the House and one in Amazonia (which is rarely seen). I can't remember if the Ringed Teal are signed, but there is always one or two of them sitting along the edge of the open-topped tank at the entrance. I'm not sure if the Emperor Tamarin thing is a temporary or permanent arrangement; they were a new species to the zoo not that long ago.
As of June 2022, the zoo has binturongs (1.1) and Pallas' cats (0.2). They're living on the new Claws and Paws pathway.