No you misunderstood.....we own a reptile store here in Miami and I very oftenly see people bring back monitors because kids off to college, no room, eats too much, etc, etc.....customers on a daily basis bring in savs, waters, mangroves and peachies to "show" them off......we do not sell "hundreds" but probably close to a hundred a year of various monitors and people bring them back regularly at much larger sizes and we have 7 people that come in to trade back down every 6 months or so for babies again. We do not sell niles nor do we sell any dwarf monitors.
We provide the whole set up at a discount if they purchase an animal. We havent lost a monitor in our store in a long time(a pilbara that was in bad condition when sent), and no customers have come back with sick or dying animals either. There are only three stores in Miami that specialize in reptiles only and I cant vouch for the others, but ours we push correct set ups for all the animals......

also two wholesalers in miami make food mix for baby monitors that includes a de=parasitic medication and dosage. the larger monitors get it direct via syringe orally. EVERY MONITOR....the problem is in pet stores not educating their customer.....in our store routinely, an animal can cost 100.00 but the setup with the basics comes out to 200

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