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Posted by: ginebig at Thu Jun 29 19:02:18 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ginebig ]  
   

Holly, I noticed in your disertation, which I found very informative BTW, and in the group in general lately the idea of leaving the lights on 24/7. Is it not necessary for monitors to have a day/night cycle to function properly? I know it is for other reptiles, especially for breeding purposes. Just curious. I can't imagine a monitor liking the lights glaring at him all the time . Thanks.

Quig


   

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