Updated list as per my visit on the 03.11.19: Entrance Area Mulga Snake Carpet Python Darwin Stick-insect Frilled Lizard (not seen) Woodland Walk Agile Wallaby Antilopine Wallaby Nocturnal House Black-footed Tree-rat Northern Brown Bandicoot Tawny Frogmouth Northern Quoll Australian Owlet-nightjar Nabarlek Short-beaked Echidna Children's Python Giant Cave Gecko Northern Brushtail Possum Ghost Bat Hosmer's Skink Black-headed Python Magnificent Tree Frog Spectacled Hare-wallaby Sugar Glider Carpet Python Northern Knob-tailed Gecko Brown Tree-snake Black Flying-fox Bush Stone-curlew Northern Spiny-tailed Gecko Northern Death Adder Olive Python Golden Bandicoot Grassland Melomys Cane Toad Spinifex Hopping-mouse Water Python Rakali
Aviaries 1. Pied Imperial Pigeon Emerald Ground Dove Rose-crowned Fruit Dove 2. Australasian Grebe Shining Flycatcher Double-barred Finch Forest Kingfisher Chestnut-breasted Mannikin White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike Green Pygmy Goose (unsigned) Long-tailed Finch 3. Green Pygmy Goose Northern Yellow-faced Turtle Northern Red-faced Turtle Various Billabong Fish 4. Beach Stone-curlew White-breasted Woodswallow Brown Honeyeater 5. Crimson Finch White-throated Honeyeater Peaceful Dove Striated Pardalote Masked Finch Rose-crowned Fruit-dove (unsigned) Taipan Western Brown Snake Slaty-grey Snake 6. Merten's Water Monitor Northern Snapping Turtle 7. Gouldian Finch Partridge Pigeon Varied Lorikeet Hooded Parrot White-bellied Cuckoo-shrike (unsigned) Ta Ta Lizard 8. empty 9. Dollarbird Yellow Oriole Pacific Baza 10. Channel-billed Cuckoo Blue-winged Kookaburra Dollarbird (unsigned)
Walk-through Aviary Figbird Emerald Ground Dove Bar-shouldered Dove Forest Kingfisher Spangled Drongo Pied Imperial Pigeon Bush Stone-curlew Blue-winged Kookaburra Channel-billed Cuckoo Yellow Oriole Black Bittern (not seen) Radjah Shelduck Pheasant Coucal Red-collared Lorikeet Common Koel (not seen) Great Bowerbird Plumed Whistling Duck (unsigned) Northern Snake-necked Turtle Northern Yellow-faced Turtle
Dingos Dingo Oolloo Sandbar Archerfish Barramundi Tarpon (unsigned) Freshwater Whipray Pig-nosed Turtle (not seen) Rocky Ridge Emu Antilopine or Common Wallaroo (not signed) Buffalo Trail Swamp Buffalo Flight Show Bush Stone-curlew Red-collared Lorikeet Barn Owl Emu Wedge-tailed Eagle Black-breasted Buzzard Brahminy Kite Black-necked Stork
I highly doubt they would keep a pig nosed turtle in what is (presumably) a saltwater tank, considering this is a freshwater species.
While I knew this, I assumed this exhibit would be brackish water, as all species listed except for the pig nosed turtle are commonly found in estuaries. After googling the exhibit I see that it is in fact a large pond, not a large tank as I imagined it. That would make sense why it’s freshwater as that would be a lot easier to maintain than a saltwater pond, as evaporation has a much more drastic effect on saltwater than freshwater. My fault for assuming that the exhibit contained brackish water.
Aquarium Exquisite Rainbowfish Dwarf Rainbowfish Sail-fin Glassfish Fly-specked Hardyhead Rendahl's Catfish Chequered Rainbowfish Spangled Grunter Coal Grunter Lorentz's Grunter Reticulated Glassfish Black Catfish Hyrtl's Catfish Diamond Mullet Primitive Archerfish Common Archerfish Freshwater Crocodile Blackmast Northern Trout Gudgeon Giant Glassfish Threadfin Rainbowfish Spotted Blue-eye Yellow-faced Turtle Green Tree Frog Giant Gudgeon Northern Snake-necked Turtle Northern Yellow-faced Turtle Northern Snapping Turtle Barramundi Sooty Grunter Tarpon Freshwater Whipray Butler's Grunter Pig-nosed Turtle Saltwater Crocodile Diamond-scale Mullet Estuarine Stonefish Diamondfish Spotted Scat Long-spined Glassfish Wilson's Mangrove Goby Silverlined Mudskipper Flame-backed Fiddler Crab Upside-down Jellyfish Vanderbilt's Chromis Daisy Coral Harlequin Tuskfish Domino Damselfish Blue-spotted Ribbontail Ray Dog-faced Pufferfish Bubble-tip Anemone Birdnose Wrasse Maroon Clownfish Moorish Idol Blue-green Chromis Red Anemonefish Tail-spot Wrasse Slipper Coral Hammer Coral Western Clownfish Royal Dottyback Blue Devil Yellowfin Surgeonfish Common Lionfish Humbug Damselfish Northern Wobbegong ------------------- based on signage, did not have time to check if every species was actually there
