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Planet Zoo 2 Desert Horned Viper
Habitat size, temperature, group size and compatible animals for the Desert Horned Viper in Planet Zoo 2, from the official Zoopedia, checked 2026-10-14.
Desert Horned Viper requirements
| Continent | Africa, Asia |
|---|---|
| Biome | Desert |
| Enclosure | Exhibit |
| Minimum area | Not listed by Zoopedia |
| Extra area per additional animal | Not listed by Zoopedia |
| Shelter area per animal | Not listed by Zoopedia |
| Temperature | 23 to 31 °C |
| Group size | 1–4 |
| New in Planet Zoo 2 | No, returning from the first Planet Zoo |
| Content | Base Game |
| Conservation status | Least concern |
Desert Horned Viper species facts
| Class | Reptile (Reptilia) |
|---|---|
| Adult size (length) | 1 m |
Setup checklist for a Desert Horned Viper enclosure
- Choose the enclosure: the Zoopedia lists the Desert Horned Viper as exhibit.
- Keep the temperature within 23 to 31 °C and theme the area as Desert.
- Plan a group of 1 to 4 animals.
Animals that can live with the Desert Horned Viper
The official Zoopedia lists no compatible species for the Desert Horned Viper, and no other species lists it. Plan it a space of its own.
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Animals from the same biome or continent: Sacred Scarab Beetle, Eastern Brown Snake, Gila Monster, Hawksbill Turtle.
FAQ
How much space does a Desert Horned Viper need in Planet Zoo 2?
The official Zoopedia lists no minimum area for the Desert Horned Viper; it is kept in an exhibit.
What temperature does a Desert Horned Viper need in Planet Zoo 2?
In Planet Zoo 2 the Desert Horned Viper needs a temperature of 23 to 31 °C and a group size of 1–4, according to the official Zoopedia.
What animals can live with a Desert Horned Viper in Planet Zoo 2?
The official Zoopedia lists no compatible species for the Desert Horned Viper, and no other species lists it.