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RE: Feeding chicks?

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Posted by: masonmonitors at Wed Sep 21 22:55:28 2011   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by masonmonitors ]  
   

roof of captive bred monitors, because you are the one saying that we have what it takes, we just have to meet their requirements for a well sped metabolism.
If anyone is assuming things here, it is you. You assume that I have unhealthy monitors and don't care for my monitors, and you assume that I'm not doing what I do
with the health of my monitor taken in to consideration. I don't expect my monitors to die any second, there's no reason for it when they are muscular and active. I agree with
you that temps are a common issue with newbies, but I can assure you it isn't an issue in my case. Now, what is it that you find to be wrong with an insectivorous diet? I know that it
is difficult to find two foot milipedes and scorpians and five pound snails to feed our monitors, but that's not to say that there aren't options if the effort is put in to it.
How is what I'm saying something fairly accusable as "heresay"? What else have I "assumed"? I think you're being short sighted honestly.

   

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