have you ever messed with peach throat monitors??i got a real rare pair of platumin peach throats,that i want to breed bad i can't find anyone with good info, or some one that has breed them befor, i found a nother guy on this forum but he gave me a little info but i already new it, any info would help or point me to some one that deals with peach throats that would no, i will try to post pic's of them latter if i can and also have you ever seen a sunburst peach throat? and could it be to soon to try to breed them they have been in the country for almost 1 year and in my hands for 4 months
thanks and hope to here from you
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FR i got a qustion??????
timriley
Aug 18, 2004 11:50 AM
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FR
Aug 18, 2004 01:52 PM
Hi, I have bred them and recieved eggs but like many, did not hatch them.(a long time ago) I have pics of them breeding. I only had a pair, and she died of ovarian cancer, I also have pics.
Our approach to breeding monitors is basic, I treat them all the same. First aquire pairs, of the proper sex(kinda important) then allow them to attain good health. Without good health, there is no need to concern any other aspect. Then socialize the monitors. That is, if they do not get along, they will have a hard time breeding. Althought, this is not necessary, it sure is helpful.
The details of all the above is more individual then it is species orientated. The species part is so simple, decide whether to use dirt or leaves, more water or less water, hiding places in dirt or limbs, logs, bark, etc. Type of nesting, dirt or otherwise. If your particular local or morph, is different, then its your job to find the difference. We find lots of different nesting choices within one species. So to answer you about different morphs, is more or less useless.
My suggestion is to learn the possiblilities and test them with your monitor/s.
I love peachies and I am waiting form someone to hatch some for me(you know who you are) I have taken the hard road many many times and will enjoy the easy road with captive hatched. I hope some of this helps.
One more thing. When you attempt to breed species that have not been bred or rarely bred, then its all on your shoulders. Don't expect others to be of specific help. Thanks FR
