My nile is large enough to enjoy my apartment and not be confined to an enclosure. My girlfriend has a cat however and I am worried that he will eat it (hahahahaha) anyone have any experience with this or know of any funny stories. My gut tells me he will.
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Question about nile monitors
ziggythenile
Dec 09, 2003 10:13 PM
Replies (5)
andrew owen
Dec 09, 2003 11:27 PM
is this a joke again? is that you ratzu?
anyways, keep him in his cage or give him to somebody that can.
andrew
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ra_tzu
Dec 09, 2003 11:40 PM
nope. check the ip. Maybe you should give this guy some advice before he loses his cat. The post below sounds more like bull, is that you andrew?lol
mkbay
Dec 10, 2003 12:07 AM
Hi Ratzu,
I misunderstood andrew's post heading "ahh crap part 10" completely: I thought that was what he doing and his I.Q. was 10?? Ooops, my bag....
mbayless
ra_tzu
Dec 10, 2003 12:38 AM
Hahahaha
Hi Mark. Actually I dont think he was suppose to come out with part 10 yet, as he still hasn't made part 2.
mkbay
Dec 10, 2003 12:05 AM
I know a fellow that has 6 foot V. juxtindicus that used to chase his cat, and actually spit water at it several feet away when it came near; I know another fellow on Staten Island, N.Y. whose cat used to sleep with his savannah monitor side-by-side; and my own 6'2" female V. albigularis used to chase the cats out of my yard, watch airplanes and birds overhead...
If a V. niloticus catches your cat, it will hurt it. There is 1 report on V. griseus having dined on a litter of kittens in N. Africa ~1900's....and V. salvator doing same in Malaysia, including a human baby (1966).
cheers,
mbayless
