Two Galapagos giant tortoises have hatched (including the world’s first albino): Rare albino Galapagos tortoise emerges “This is the first time in the world that an albino Galapagos tortoise has been born and kept in captivity. No albino individuals have ever been observed in the wild," the zoo said in a statement. The mother, who weighs more than 100kg, laid five eggs on February 11 and the albino baby hatched on May 1. The other baby hatched on May 5 after the eggs spent two-and-a-half months in an incubator.
Recently a new species arrived at the zoo, namely Spotted martinique anoles (Anolis roquet summus). Source: Instagram of Tropiquarium de Servion (15/06/2022) Login • Instagram
In December 10 Chilean flamingos (Phoenicopterus chilensis) arrived at the zoo. Source: Instagram of Tropiquarium de Servion (09/01/2023)
A few days ago a Siamese crocodile (Crocodylus siamensis) that hatched in the zoo in 2017 was send to Seelter Reptilienhuus, making it a new holder. Servion mentioned in their post that they are not going to incubate any eggs of this species anymore. Source: Instagram of Tropiquarium de Servion (30/10/2023)
