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Would an adult savannah monitor (3 ) be able to confortably live in a 8x4x4 enclousure, or would it be to small for it?

i would personally house an adult savannah in the same size cage as an adult black throat...10'x6'x5'.

Thats around the minimum for and adult savannah
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Tom
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what does the (3) stand for? 3 animals? then no, that is too small.

for a single animal, that would be fine, but always go as large as you can.
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robyn@proexotics.com

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whoops, the three was supposed to represent 3 feet or more but i forgot you can't use plus signs on forums.

what size enclousure sould I house an adult blackthroat monitor it?

we have done a single adult in an 8 ft cage, also a 10 ft cage.

but that would be a minimum size, def go bigger as you can.
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