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Male, born 17 March 2000 at Baton Rouge zoo, arrived here 7 February 2002. Brother of Mieko. | More photos. |
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Female, born 3 1999. Arrived here from Point Defiance Zoo in Washington in January 2000. Handraised there, she became less friendly at 6 months of age and is totally unhandleable at this time. | More Photos - Feb 2001, Hiss, Frisbee |
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Daughter of Shada and Rocky, born here 13 June 1999. Shada sometimes takes care of her cubs, and sometimes doesn't. With this litter she did for 2 days and then took them on top of her den box, instead of leaving them inside the box. One cub fell off the box at least once, so we decided to pull them. One of the 3 cubs died young, and Nicky died at 2 years. Madison does not like many people, and has had surgery on her front feet to correct a bone abnormality. | Photo history at births_1999. |
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Male, born 17 March 2000 at Baton Rouge zoo, arrived here 7 February 2002. Brother of Casper. | More photos. |
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Female, arrived here June 28 2003 from Vietnam. Born 21 June 2000; brother Mihn sent to Cincinatti. Daughter of wild caught parents: important new founder for captive fishing cats. | More photos. |
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Son of Tamara and Tamil, born here 1 July 2004. Tamara does not take care of her cubs so he is being handraised. | Photo history at births_2004. |
| Female, arrived here July 30 2003 from Singapore. Parents wild-caught in Sri Lanka. Paired with Tamil. Important new founder for captive fishing cats. | More photos. |
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Male, arrived here July 30 2003 from Singapore. Parents wild-caught in Sri Lanka. Brother of a female sent to Cincinatti Zoo with MyLai's brother. Important new founder for captive fishing cats. | More photos. |
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Daughter of MyLai and Bandit, born here 27 February 2005. MyLai, a first time mother, did not keep the 4 cubs warm in the cold wind so we pulled them, but 3 did not make it. | Photo history at births_2005. |
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