Toledo Zoo Toledo Zoo Species List

Just making my own list of species. Doing this ordering just for convenience.
NOTE: This is what I personally seen or know someone who has seen one, this list is not including Mongoose Lemur, Allen's Swamp Monkey, Guitarfish, Tamandua, also won't be noting species they don't know about ie Soldierfish, Hagfish, or Flashlight Fish.

Mammals
-Masai Giraffe
-Reticulated Giraffe
-Reindeer
-Prevost's Squirrel
-Naked Mole Rat
-Meerkat
-Watusi Cattle
-Southern Pudu
-Patagonian Cavy
-Bornean Orangutan
-Western Lowland Gorilla
-Emperor Tamarin
-Golden-headed Lion Tamarin
-White-cheeked Gibbon
-François' Langur
-Ring-tailed Lemur
-Mantled Guereza
-Red Panda
-African Bush Elephant
-Acinonyx jubatus jubatus
-Amur Tiger
-Snow Leopard
-Brown Bear
-Polar Bear
-Spectacled Bear
-Indian Rhinoceros
-Greater Malay Chevrotain
-Lowland Paca
-Linnaeus's Two-toed Sloth
-Harbor Seal
-Gray Seal
-Gray Wolf
-Dingo
-Tasmanian Devil
-Hippopotamus
-North American River Otter
-Yak
-Thomson's Gazelle
-Dama Gazelle
-Greater Kudu
-Bactrian Camel



Birds
-Common Ostrich
-Southern Cassowary
-Eastern Screech Owl
-Eurasian Eagle Owl
-Barred Owl
-Snowy Owl
-Red-tailed Hawk
-American Flamingo
-Bald Eagle
-Mandarin Duck
-Scaly-sided Merganser
-Smew
-Baer's Pochard
-Long-tailed Duck
-Spectacled Eider
-African Penguin
-Black Crake
-Emperor Goose
-Red-breasted Goose
-Harlequin Duck
-Ruby-throated Hummingbird
-Anna's Hummingbird
-Roseate Spoonbill
-Demoiselle Crane
-Rhinoceros Hornbill
-Luzon Bleeding-heart
-Nicobar Pigeon
-Jambu Fruit Dove
-Many-colored Fruit Dove
-Pink-headed Fruit Dove
-Beautiful Fruit Dove
-White-throated Ground dove
-Victoria Ground Pigeon
-Diamond Dove
-Crested Pigeon
-Golden White-eye
-Common Flameback
-Spur-winged Lapwing
-Egyptian Plover
-Crested Coua
-Blue-bellied Roller
-Blue-winged Kookaburra
-Laughing Kookaburra
-Brown Kiwi
-Kagu
-Sunbittern
-Cheer Pheasant
-Golden Pheasant
-Lady Amherst's Pheasant
-Blue Eared Pheasant
-Himalayan Monal
-Siamese Fireback
-Crested Fireback
-Swinhoe's Pheasant
-Berlioz's Silver Pheasant
-Crested Partridge
-Reeve's Pheasant
-Mikado Pheasant
-Cabot's Tragopan
-Temminck's Tragopan
-Great Black-backed Gull
-Cockatiel
-Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot
-Fischer's Lovebird
-Goldie's Lorikeet
-Budgerigar
-Bourke's Parrot
-Grey Parrot
-Pesquet's Parrot
-Superb Starling
-Emerald Starling
-Violet-backed Starling
-Pin-tailed Wydah
-Common Bulbul
-Oriental Magpie-robin
-Oriole Warbler
-White-headed Vulture
-Cinerous Vulture
-Red-crested Cardinal
-Andean Cock-of-the-rock
-Java Sparrow
-Diamond Firetail
-White-crested Laughingthrush
-Red-billed Leiothrix
-Blue-faced Honeyeater
-Raggiana Bird-of-paradise
-White-rumped Shama Thrush
-White-headed Buffalo Weaver
-Red Pileated Finch


(WHEW that was alot)

Reptiles
-Saltwater Crocodile
-Komodo Dragon
-Kimberly Rock monitor
-Pilbara Rock Monitor (OFF EXHIBIT)
-Electric Blue Gecko (OFF EXHIBIT)
-Lau Banded Iguana
-Madagascar Day Gecko
-Henkel's Leaf-tailed Gecko
-Gila Monster
-Solomon Islands Skink
-Emerald Tree Skink
-Desert Grasslands Whiptail
-Central Bearded Dragon
-Moroccan Spiny-tailed Lizard
-Jackson's Chameleon
-Plumed Basilisk
-Smooth Helmeted Iguana
-Green Anole
-Haitian Green Anole
-Desert Iguana
-Common Chuckwalla
-Madagascar Ground Boa
-Dumeril's Boa
-Emerald Tree Boa
-Green Anaconda
-Burmese Vine Snake
-Asian Vine Snake
-Mangrove Snake
-Paradise Flying Snake
-Blacktail Cribo
-Western Hognose snake
-False Water Cobra
-King Cobra
-Red Spitting Cobra
-Southern Coachwhip snake
-Northern Watersnake
-Baron's Green Racer
-Bullsnake
-Northern Pine Snake
-Western Green Mamba
-Yellow-lipped Sea Krait (OFF EXHIBIT)
Fer-de-lance
-Eyelash Viper
-Reticulated Python
-Green Tree Python
-Puff Adder
-Rhino Viper
-West African Gabbon Viper
-Guatemalan Palm Viper
-Rowley's Palm-pitviper
-Mottled Rock Rattlesnake
-Santa Catalina Rattlesnake
-Sidewinder
-Timber Rattlesnake
-Black-tailed Rattlesnake
-Mexican Lance-headed Rattlesnake
-Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake
-Tiger Rattlesnake
-Aruba Island Rattlesnake
-Prarie Rattlesnake
-Russell's Viper
-Saw-scaled Viper
-Central American Bushmaster
-Central American Jumping Pitviper
-Wagner's Viper
-Fan-si-pan Horned Pitviper
-Mang Mountain Pitviper
-Eastern Massasauga
-White-lipped Island Pitviper
-Mangrove Viper
-Wagler's Viper
-Tuatara
-Spotted turtle
-Galapagos Tortoise
-Stinkpot
-Black-breasted Leaf Turtle
-Blanding's Turtle
-Roti Island Snake-necked Turtle
-Green Sea Turtle
-Alligator Snapping Turtle
-River Cooter
-Red-eared Slider
-Pancake Tortoise
-Spiny Softshell Turtle
-Arrau Turtle


Amphibians
-False Tomato Frog
-Colorado River Toad
-Panamanian Golden Frog
-Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog
-Blue Poison Dart Frog
-Anthony's Poison Aroow Frog
-Strawberry Poison Dart Frog
-Eastern Hellbender
-Conant's Salamander
-Northern Dusky Salamander
Long-tailed Salamander
-Iberian Ribbed Newt



Insects
-Giant Desert Scorpion
-Damon variegatus
-Western Black Widow
-Whitetoe Tarantula
-Brazilian Black Tarantula
-Goliath Birdeater
-Arizona Blond Tarantula
-Taxicab Beetle
-Sunburst Diving Beetle
-Black Soldier Fly
-Rhinoceros Katydid
-Jungle Nymph
-Discoid Cockroach
-Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
-Domino Roach
-Giant Prickly Sick Insect
-White-eyed Assassin Bug



Fish
-Swell Shark
-Horn Shark
-Leopard Shark
-Blacktip Reef Shark
-Bonnethead
-Coral Catshark
-Chain Dogfish
-Brownbanded Bamboo Shark
-Epaulette Shark
-Zebra Shark
-Spotted Eagle Ray
-Atlantic Ray
-Southern Stingray
-Kuhl's Maskray
-White-blotched River Stingray
-Cownose Ray
-Yellow Stingray
-African Mooney
-Barred Flagtail
-Razorfish
-Longspine Snipefish
-Blue Tang
-Yellow Tang
-Eye-stripe Surgeonfish
-Orange-shoulder Tang
-Tomini Surgeonfish
-Acanthurus lineatus
-Lake Sturgeon
-Pot-bellied Seahorse
-Pyramid Butterflyfish
-Black Pyramid Butterflyfish
-Raccoon Butterflyfish
-Copperband Butterflyfish
-Japanese Armorhead
-Spotted Garden Eel
-Bluegill
-Pumpkinseed
-Australian Lungfish
-African Lungfish
-Bowfin
-Bichir
-Giant Gourami
-Boesman's Rainbowfish
-Bar Jack
-Bleeding Heart Tetra
-Black Spot Piranha
-Peacock Bass
-Piceatus
-Smallmouth Buffalo
-Grass Carp
-Atlantic Tarpon
-Arrow Goby
-Electric Eel
-Banggai Cardinalfish
-Split-level Hogfish
-Alligator Gar
-Shortnose Gar
-Arapaima leptosoma
-Asian Arowana
-Wolf Eel
-Yellow-tail Fusilier
-Scribbled Angelfish
-Blue Ring Angelfish
-Emperor Angelfish
-Blacksmith
-Yellowtail Damselfish
-Foxface Rabbitfish
-Channel Catfish
-Flathead Catfish
-Redtail Catfish
-Redtoothed Triggerfish
-Longhorn Cowfish
-Burrfish


Cephalopods
-Giant Pacific Octopus



Shelled/Shell-less Organisms
-Triton snail
-Coconut Crab
-Halloween Moon Crab (OFF EXHIBIT)
-Vampire Crab (OFF EXHIBIT)



Seastars
-Horned Seastar



Jellies
-Moon Jelly
-Pacific Sea Nettle







AND THATS IT, TOOK ME A FEW HOURS BUT I AM FINISHED, I most likely missed a few so i'll comment down below if i find a species i missed or if they add a new species to the zoo, i go there every Sunday to photograph species for my Photopedia (pushing 850 species) so enjoy!!!

 

Great work! I visited Toledo Zoo last November. I thought it was very unique with a surprisingly vast collection. The museum and the reptile house were two highlights for me.

 

yea

 

That species list makes me wonder what is the biggest/best zoo without Lions?

 

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Why aren't those species included?

 

Their species aren't identified or/and no one has seen them in a WHILE
Tamandua, Allen's Swamp Monkey, and Mongoose Lemur have not been seen for a year, and the Guitarfish i was told last week got taken out

 

yea now Brown Bears roam

 

If they're still signed, general species list guidelines have any signed/known but unseen species put in italics

 

they are cycled through

 

new species, Blanding's Tree Snake, Eastern Garter, Box Turtle, white stork, white-headed duck,
Atlas Beetle, Chinese Mantis, Gilded Triggerfish, Black Triggerfish, Harelquin Tuskfish, Blue Discus, Feather Blenny. a few of these i just missed and a few are new.


Patagonian Cavy's are being replaced by Grizzly and Kodiak Bear Spring 2023!!!!!!

Upcoming additions, 2 unknown insect species based on 2 empty tanks, Yellow-lipped Sea Krait is making it's return soon, more Pheasant or bird species next to vultures (at this time unknown date of complete construction), American Alligators, new pen for Kiwi's, and possible Echidna.


Leaving- Patagonian Cavy's, Roseate Spoonbill, Mouse Deer.


New additions-2 baby Emperor Tamarins born 12 days ago as of this post, 1 Polar Bear, 1 Eastern Screech Owl, a CRAP TON of Black Soldier Flies, 1 false water cobra and thats it

(THIS IS ALL EXISITING SPECIES THAT ARE ADDED THIS MONTH)

and that concludes my observation, of course i can't tell you what I know of thats behind the scenes and thats all

PS i got a job at grounds crew there now so happy

 

This posts seems to include a lot of unreleased information per what I know of Toledo's recent press releases. You might want to be careful with that now that you're working for the zoo.

 

nope i am careful lol the bear place has a sign that anyone can see near the tigers, the only perhaps secret ones is the alligators and echidna but the rest is public

 

this was noted before i got hired so this was just knowledge the staff tells people, other than the Alligator and echidna, the rest were on public display that i myself as a guest have seen with my own eyes

 

But don't expect any other secrets due to the social media and privacy policy the zoo has.
only public animals only that a normal guest can see, and with that i hope to see you guys at the Zoo someday!
will still update this when new public animals are revealed and shown.

 

Very useful information! I made a species list ages ago, but it's definitely outdated and Toledo does like to rotate species (which is fine with me, means I'll see something different or new every visit I make ). Can't wait for the upcoming additions to the zoo!

 

same like every month there is something new

 

Where are the alligators going to live?

 

Did the lowland nyalas leave Toledo already? If so, that was quite a bit of a short stay… (I know the zebras and warthogs left, but I’m hearing things about construction going on in that portion of the zoo soon?)

 

pretty sure

 

no clue