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RE: Monitor Breeding age?

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Posted by: newstorm at Tue Oct 16 05:11:08 2007   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by newstorm ]  
   

No facts here, but just theories to consider...

My guess (if that means ANYTHING)is that a monitor, like anything else, probably has its limits to breeding.

Although I wouldnt go by age, but rather strength and health to determine if your animal is too old to breed.

On the other hand, in the wild, they may just breed right up until they die. After all, monitors have been around for millions of years for a reason.


   

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