Which monitor is the smallest fully grow? I think i asked this before but i forgot.
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Smallest monitor
svt-sinister
Oct 14, 2003 01:17 PM
Replies (5)
mike d
Oct 14, 2003 01:52 PM
from the reading that i have done i have found akies to be small and like to be handled and i think timors stay small but i am not possitive but timors are also more skittish
pgross8245
Oct 14, 2003 05:07 PM
I believe Storr's monitors are the smallest, followed by ackies.
Pam
SHvar
Oct 15, 2003 03:14 AM
My old timor is almost 29 inches (measured today where his new home is at my friends). An ackie can range from 16-22 inches for a yellow and 19-30 inches for a red, there are several smaller species. -Storrs- are 30cm total, -scalaris- 60cm total, -primordius- small around ackie size, -pilbarensis- 50cm total, -mitchelli- about 70cm, -kingorum- 40cm total, -glauteri- about 80cm, -gilleni- about 40cm, -eremius- about 46cm, -caudolineatus- about 32cm, -brevicauda- about 23cm, and a few others Im cant easily reference.
crocdoc2
Oct 14, 2003 05:56 PM
Varanus brevicauda is the smallest monitor.
There are a number of species smaller than ackies.
mike d
Oct 14, 2003 06:54 PM
my mistake.. sorry for the misinformation.
