I am sorry FR,what I implied was incorrect.I look forward to your feedback it is very insightful.What I was looking for was feedback on behaviour of monitors when they were kept together from hatchlings.I'm possibly interested in getting a pair of doreanus hatchlings,but i don't expect others experiences would be duplicated.Most feedback i've gotten has been to dicourage me from getting even one doreanus.An animal that might hide 99% of the time,an animal that might charge me when i open their enclosure,an animal which is expensive to feed and maintain,and an animal that can do lots of damage with it salvadori like teeth.But if people followed this advise nobody would be keeping these interesting creatures.I have a passion for what they are-not instilling human qualities.Whether i get a doreanus or jobiensis or whatever I would like positve feedback-in the past i have kept monitors incorrectly-now i have the opportunity to do it right with your guys help. thks

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