Animals with no interspecies enrichment put together?

[Kronk]

I'm working on a new zoo that's going surprisingly well, but I've hit a wall. To help with that, I was wondering what would happen if I were to put together different species that don't have interspecies enrichment. I'm not talking about putting antelopes with lions, but like, Dall sheeps with Llamas. What would happen if I were to do that? Thanks!

[Jim from The Office]

as long as they share biome/terrain requirements, you'll be fine!

[Jynn]

yup as long as they share the same bione/terrain.

Example is indian peafowl and indian rhino.

Or Bongo and Okapi

[grampers62]

Just be sure you have enough space. If animals are getting constant stress and their info says they have enough you might still need more.

[Oyne]

I understand you can mix any non-predator animals together, as long as their biome is the same.

Interspecies-enrichment is a bonus for mixing certain species, not a barrier for mixing others.

EDIT: Actually, you can mix animals of different biomes, they just aren't very happy about it :)

[Kronk]

Thanks, super useful to know ^^ Also, completely unrelated, but I know that we can use rocks, cliffs and other things to create habitats (like, say, a crater, you surround it with null barriers and then you put an animal in it), but is it possible to do the opposite, use something like a mesa to keep animals on, or would they just end up falling from there?

[grampers62]

that does work actually

[s_linkletter]

There is a Guide on that. I don't know how well the stuff in it works, but you are experimenting anyway so it cannot hurt to look at the guide. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2416004636