In this article we investigate the (non)-coincidence of critical parameters for various related percolation problems. More precisely, for the random walk loop soup we show that on $\mathbb Z^d$, $d\ge 5$, the critical parameters for the percolation problems differ on the discrete graph and the respective metric graph. Moreover, on trees we deduce an analogous statement as well as the coincidence of the critical parameters for percolation and susceptibility for a more general class of percolation problems, the so-called Poisson zoo. Along the way we develop the useful notion of sensitivity to Bernoulli enhancements of such percolation problems with long range correlations, which builds on previously developed enhancement ideas.