K&M: listing of sets and animals (and scientific names?) ?

QuollMate wrote:

No I don not think. You should post a picture Andreasnof both groupers. First of all, what is even in the Kelp Forest set?

Sorry, i have not more as you can find on page 2   

A bigger size salamander from a soft rubber material (now the owner is PeGe)

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a big size soft rubber gecko
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and 2 soft rubber dolphins

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weaselfan93 wrote:

Andreas the fish from this tube are in your picture here: the blue and purple fish on the left is the sheephead. you must already own the kelp forest tube or at least part of it.  
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also 5 of these fish are from the coral reef tube which i do have.

May I ask what the tan and white fish is? It's light tan and dark tan with some white. It's tail is nearly touching the clownfish. What's it called? :/

here's a picture of the AZA tube (I hope the monkeys and cats are the proper ones, there are so many with only minor differences):

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and here is a picture of a wonderful toad, I have no idea to which set it belongs (year is 2006) - and a chipmunk from same year (probably from the same series?)

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and last a picture of a small K&M horse and a K&M retriever (year 2005)

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The chipmunk, so cute!! Big congratulations again!!!What specie is the snake??

the leaflet says: Aruba Island Rattlesnake

I wonder if chipmunk and toad are from sort of garden tube or north american small animals tube or something like that...

Froggie wrote:

the leaflet says: Aruba Island Rattlesnake

I wonder if chipmunk and toad are from sort of garden tube or north american small animals tube or something like that...

Thank you, the next add in my wishlist :)

Does anyone know if the snakes available in this K&M tube represent real species? If someone have it I'd love to see ictures please!

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I had this tube, the snakes was to long for my taste:)

Ohh, I hope somebody can show them

Thanks for your replies Andreas and Susanne. I also hope someone can show them.
Andreas, the size is probably not a problem for me, I only want to be sure that they represent any species or identifiable taxon. Often these brands make random looking snakes.

I found a unknown tube for me- Steve Irwin

This topic is wonderful; I should have found this earlier. So many wonderful figurines and lots of information about tubes; great!

widukind wrote:

I found a unknown tube for me- Steve Irwin

That's great, Andreas! Where did you find it? Do you have some pictures for us? Or information about the included figurines?

widukind wrote:

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I think your tiger shark is from Wild Republic's Just Fun Toys series. Here it is in the 2012 catalogue, together with the other sharks from this range:

widukind wrote:

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These are both from the K&M 53100 African Predators Bulk series. The figurines from the Bulk series are wonderful!

I think phrog posted this on STS once, and Andreas reposted it, but here it's again, the K&M Bulk series:


Here's the link to the bulk series on TAi.

Thank you Julie :) But the information for the tiger shark was new for me :)

For the Steve Irwin tube i will post pics after my zoo news for this month :)

widukind wrote:

Thank you Julie  :) But the information for the tiger shark was new for me :)

For the Steve Irwin tube i will post pics after my zoo news for this month :)

You're welcome, Andreas!
I'm looking forward to see pictures of the Steve Irwin tube

I see i neer posted this Lacertids

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Here is the Steve Irwin tube from 2006

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i only need the brown snake, the rest i can trade :)

Congratulations Andreas, unfortunately I never have anything from you wish list. Stephen's banded snake and freshwater croc could interest me if these are the represented species.
For TAI reference could you please tell me what is marked on figures, the tube number and date?

Roger wrote:

Congratulations Andreas, unfortunately I never have anything from you wish list. Stephen's banded snake and freshwater croc could interest me if these are the represented species.
For TAI reference could you please tell me what is marked on figures, the tube number and date?

Yes i will send you the dates. But i dont think it is freshwater crocodile :)

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Congratulations Andreas, unfortunately I never have anything from you wish list. Stephen's banded snake and freshwater croc could interest me if these are the represented species.
For TAI reference could you please tell me what is marked on figures, the tube number and date?

Yes i will send you the dates. But i dont think it is freshwater crocodile :)

Andreas, is quite easy to distinguish a saltwater croc from a freshwater croc. You only have to taste it.
I'll wait for info about hte tube, thanks in advance!

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SUSANNE wrote:

Endangered :

Why is the pronghorn in the endangered toob? They are certainly not endangered here in the U.S.!  

Like most things on the prairie, pronghorn are sort of on the verge of trouble--hunting was restricted in Montana until a few years ago, for example--their numbers are nowhere near what they once were, and it wouldn't take much for them to go the way of the Saiga.

sbell wrote:

Like most things on the prairie, pronghorn are sort of on the verge of trouble--hunting was restricted in Montana until a few years ago, for example--their numbers are nowhere near what they once were, and it wouldn't take much for them to go the way of the Saiga.

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Ohh, NO ! This is terrible

Gosh ! I just saw on TV , in a sort of family series, two Danish guys shooting and cooking meals from one

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Another unknown tube i got with the big help of sbell- the canadian wildlife tube - figurines are marked with 2007.

Inside is a wolf, a caribou, a moose, a polar bear, , a buffalo, a lobster, a trout, a bass, a salmon , a ground hog and a loon.

Pics will follow after my next zoo news :)

here the pic

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widukind wrote:

Another unknown tube i got with the big help of sbell- the canadian wildlife tube - figurines are marked with 2007.

Inside is a wolf, a caribou, a moose, a polar bear, , a buffalo, a lobster, a trout, a bass, a salmon , a ground hog and a loon.

Pics will follow after my next zoo news :)

SUSANNE wrote:

widukind wrote:

Another unknown tube i got with the big help of sbell- the canadian wildlife tube - figurines are marked with 2007.

Inside is a wolf, a caribou, a moose, a polar bear, , a buffalo, a lobster, a trout, a bass, a salmon , a ground hog and a loon.

Pics will follow after my next zoo news :)

Your Zoo news are getting hot these days!
I added the list on TAI, please don't throw the tube away, we still need to know the product number.
I am particularly interested to see the groundhog!