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RE: Picking on Paradon is fun

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Posted by: masonmonitors at Thu Nov 17 13:32:12 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by masonmonitors ]  
   

What do you use for water monitors? Anyhow, the guy with the water monitor stated that he cleans the water a few times a day, so as long as he has no issue with it, it shouldn't matter TOO much. I've found that all of my monitors enjoy burrowing in a playsand/soil mix, it's worked well for me, and is readily available in cheap, bulk pickup. If he has to clean it several times a day, I would first of all, maybe consider a larger body of water. My Nile is constantly in his water bin, which is about three feet long by two feet wide. You could also throw in a homemade filter, really cheap and effective. I use it in my monitors water and it at least keeps it a LITTLE cleaner. Anyway, that's just what I've done with my Nile.


   

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