Planet Zoo Aquatic Pack: A Complete List of Animal Colours

The Planet Zoo Aquatic DLC introduces five new water-loving animals to the game, along with plenty of new colourmorphs!

You can welcome four new habitat species, including king penguins, dwarf caimans, grey seals and giant otters. Plus, there is a new exhibit animal, the diamondback terrapin.

In total, there are fourteen colour variations across these five new animals.

So if you fancy collecting them all, here’s a complete list of every animal colour included in the Aquatic pack!

OVERVIEW
Total number of animals: 5
Habitat animals: King penguin, dwarf caiman, grey seal and giant otter.
Exhibit animals: Diamondback terrapin
Total number of colour morphs: 14
Animals with special coats: King penguin and dwarf caiman.

King Penguin

King penguins inhabit most of the subantarctic islands and spend 75% of their lives in water!

They are the second-largest penguin species in the world and can dive to impressive depths.

King penguins have a variety of unusual colours. In addition to dark grey, they also appear leucistic, melanistic, xanthic, and a brown mutation.

Colours are listed as:

• Dark grey and white feather coat with yellow markings
• Leucistic: Grey and white speckled feathered coat with yellow markings
• Melanistic: Black feather coat with dark yellow markings
• Brown mutation: Pale brown and white feather coat with yellow markings
• Xanthic: Yellow and white feather coat with yellow markings

Dwarf Caiman

Cuvier’s dwarf caiman is a small crocodilian species found in the rivers and swamps of northern and central South America.

Caimans aren’t crocodiles or alligators, even though they’re all part of the Crocodilia order. Caimans are a separate group with their own unique features.

These adorable crocodiles come in only two colours. They have their original grey-brown scales and a rare albino colour morph.

Colours are listed as:

• Grey-brown scaled skin with dark and light markings
• Albino: White scaled skin with pale yellow markings

Grey Seal

Grey seals inhabit coastal regions across the North Atlantic Ocean, from the mid-Atlantic to the Baltic Sea.

Grey seals are impressive divers, able to reach depths of 300 meters and stay underwater for as long as 20 minutes at a time.

Grey seals have five different colourmorphs, including light grey and various shades of brown.

Colours are listed as:

• Light grey dappled fur and pale belly
• Light brown dappled fur and pale belly
• Black-brown dappled fur and pale belly
• Grey-brown dappled fur and pale belly
• Red-brown dappled fur and pale belly

Giant Otter

Giant otters make their homes in the freshwater systems of South America, especially in the Amazon, Orinoco, and La Plata river basins.

Giant otters are the largest otter species in the world, reaching up to 1.8 meters in length. That makes them about twice the size of the smallest otter species.

This carnivorous mammal has a single colour pattern that consists of dark brown and white fur.

Colour is listed as:

• Dark brown dense fur and white throat markings

Diamondback Terrapin

Diamondback terrapins are the only aquatic turtle in the US that lives in brackish waters.

These cute little turtles are exhibit animals and therefore do not display any colour in the information panel. They appear as a single colour only.

Planet Zoo Aquatic Colourmorphs

I hope you found this list of Planet Zoo animals helpful!

Don’t forget to check out my other animal colour lists for the base game and all the other packs!