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Posted by: jobi at Thu Oct 26 07:29:58 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by jobi ]  
   

Sorry I forgot the message I wanted to express with this photo!

Look at this simple unfurnished cage, what it lakes in decoration it makes up for in functionality. That’s what I wanted to explain in the lower thread.
This is a cage that meats the needs of the reptiles not the needs of the keeper, those who don’t understand this will fail repeatedly. I know peoples who keeps pairs for many years without them having a single egg. Others have been working with tree monitors 10-15 years and never hatched an egg, yet they are exactly the same as these dragons to keep.
But the problem is never the lizards it’s the keepers who for some mystical reasons like to complicate simple matters.
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