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I know, it aint a monitor, but i had to share this one.

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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.

Now time to find a quit place to eat where helicopters can't go.

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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.

looks like he is having a good feast, wonde rhow long before others join him.

very cool pic scott. did you take that personally?

andrew

I wish I could take a pic like that. It was given to me by a Hiedleburg mechanic. Taken over a swamp in Louisianna.
Atleast I now know what to use for bait. lol

Scott

Ps. Sure wish I had help
digging the pond in his enclosure.
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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.

You shouldn't feed your monitor such a big prey

I really hope your joking jelly because thats not a monitor, and thats not his gator.

Alex

thanxs for clearing that up for us master of the monitors, we wasnt sure if it was a monitor are not.

Actually, as long as you have proper temps and hydration, deer should pose no problem for a full grown everglades monitor like that big male. Luckily that one is a doe - if it was a buck, the antlers could pose a serious digestive threat to that rare everglades monitor. Very nice enclosure though........

>>You shouldn't feed your monitor such a big prey

Very nice enclosure though........lol, i like that!!

Yup, no hydration problems there.

>>Very nice enclosure though........lol, i like that!!

n/p
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Ed

There are water dragons, chameleons, and monitors in my jungle room.