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Posted by: Izi at Tue Jun 11 23:11:57 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Izi ]  
   

I am very excited, they are cool monitors. they love to tripod, don't they? lots of pics of them like that. its hilarious. And they have that beautiful black streak on their eye and leopard like spots on their neck. They're very attractive monitors.

I have way too many choices for housing I think. First of all, it seems the cage with 3 opaque walls is desireable. Is that so? I am assuming this is so the animals feel more secure.

How much digging space do they need? I see people using feed troughs and building around it. How big of a pool do they use?


   

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