Planet Zoo Enrichment Cost Comparison (Cash Prices)

Compare 14 Planet Zoo enrichment costs in dollars, from $100 forage toys to the $500 food trough. Frontier cash prices for feeders and toy items. See rows here.

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Linear scale: bar lengths are directly proportional to value, relative to the largest entry.

Food Trough Large500 Cash ($)
Bamboo Feeder300 Cash ($)
Barrel Feeder Large300 Cash ($)
Curio Ball200 Cash ($)
Water Trough Large200 Cash ($)
Tunnel150 Cash ($)
Forage Box100 Cash ($)
Barrel Feeder Small100 Cash ($)
Blood Scent Marker100 Cash ($)
Cardboard Box100 Cash ($)
Tennis Ball100 Cash ($)
Small Ball100 Cash ($)
Block of Ice100 Cash ($)
Plant Screen100 Cash ($)

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About this converter

Planet Zoo prices habitat enrichment in dollars, and Frontier lists a fixed cash cost on each item page. Most small toys cost $100. Tunnels cost $150. Curio balls and large water troughs cost $200. Bamboo feeders and large barrel feeders cost $300. Large food troughs cost $500. This table puts 14 Frontier cash prices on one scale, from $100 forage boxes to the $500 large food trough. Food stations hold meals, food enrichment makes feeding harder, and toy enrichment fights boredom.

How to use it

Pick two enrichment items and the unit in the top row, for example food trough large and forage box with cash. The three boxes below stay linked, so editing any number updates the other two. One box holds counts of the first item, one holds counts of the second, one holds the total in cash. Try 1 food trough large against forage boxes to see the five to one gap.

Eight rows sit at $100 because Frontier prices small toys and basic feeders at one flat rate. Barrel feeders split by size at $100 small and $300 large, so both rows appear. Water troughs split at $100 small and $200 large. Food troughs run $100 small, $300 medium and $500 large, and this table rows the large only to mark the top. Vet research adds more items per animal, but cash costs stay fixed and conservation credits are not used for these items.

FAQ

What is the most costly enrichment item here?

The large food trough at $500. Medium is $300 and small is $100. Large suits big herds that need more food capacity.

Why do so many items cost $100?

Yes. Eight rows cost $100, including forage box, cardboard box, tennis ball, small ball, block of ice and plant screen. Frontier prices most small toys and basic feeders at one flat rate, so the floor clusters.

What is the difference between food and toy enrichment?

Food stations hold meals and water, like troughs and bowls. Food enrichment makes feeding harder, like forage boxes and barrel feeders. Toy enrichment fights boredom, like balls, tunnels and scent markers. Vets add more per animal through research.

Do enrichment items use conservation credits?

Cash buys these habitat items. Conservation credits are a separate currency for animals and releases. None of the rows here use credits.

Sources

  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Forage Box page (Food Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Bamboo Feeder page (Food Enrichment, Cost $300.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Barrel Feeder page (Cost $100.00 Small, $300.00 Large)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Blood Scent Marker page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Cardboard Box page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Tennis Ball page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Small Ball page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Block of Ice page (Toy enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Plant Screen page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $100.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Tunnel page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $150.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Curio Ball page (Toy Enrichment, Cost $200.00)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Water Trough page (Cost $100.00 Small, $200.00 Large)
  • Planet Zoo Wiki, Food Trough page (Cost $100.00 Small, $300.00 Medium, $500.00 Large)
  • Frontier Planet Zoo site, Managing Your Zoo guide (vet research adds enrichment toys and feeders)

Last verified: 2026-10-15 · 14 entries

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