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FR
at Mon May 15 09:23:47 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by FR ]
Monitors more then any reptile I have worked with, need change. You are accurate, once their are established. They even like conflict and seek it. hahahahahahahahaha reminds me of board users.
About bonding, I may not be the best person to ask. As I do not force myself on them. I allow them to accept me.
When I was a kid, I only slowed down the keeping of reptiles for one other endevor, that is flying birds(raptors) I was taught to man raptors. To man a wild bird is to form a bond, a common shared bond, with a wild animal(a raptor) This is a form of forced training. As a non bird person, I realized, what the effect of manning was, it was to tame a wild bird. In fact, it often tamed them far better and faster then any method I knew of. So I attempted to man anything I could find, hamsters, parrots, lizards, snakes, etc. Man it was cool.
Please find and read books on raptors, there are many.
Back to your Croc monitor, with monitors, I form the same bond that you would with a raptor, a food bond. This food bond, forms a partnership, this partnership, is the strongest bond you can form.
So I recomend reading more about manning raptors. What a great topic for a great thread. Thanks
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RE: As you can imagine - FR, Mon May 15 09:23:47 2006