[mike515]

Which would you recommend for a first time monitor keeper.

Also any care tips and hints you have laying around would be greatly appreciated. heat, humidity, viv size etc

thanking you
Mike

 

[Daniel]

hi i have a lovely little ackie he is absolutly adorrable he is in a 60 liter modified fish tank at the moment and has loads of room he has a great temperement and has bitten me 2 times but throught falt of my own luckily it dosent hurt u just have to make sure u dont put it away strait away outherwise it will asosiat bitting with going home!!!
dan

 

[mcmak666]

go for an ackie mate, i have an ackie aswell, never been bitten not even once!
great fun to watch, you'll never get bored of one lol!
feeding time is class!

 

[Daniel]

hi i have a lovely little ackie he is absolutly adorrable he is in a 60 liter modified fish tank at the moment and has loads of room he has a great temperement and has bitten me 2 times but throught falt of my own luckily it dosent hurt u just have to make sure u dont put it away strait away outherwise it will asosiat bitting with going home!!!
dan

 

[Daniel]

hi i have a lovely little ackie he is absolutly adorrable he is in a 60 liter modified fish tank at the moment and has loads of room he has a great temperement and has bitten me 2 times but throught falt of my own luckily it dosent hurt u just have to make sure u dont put it away strait away outherwise it will asosiat bitting with going home!!!
dan

 

[mike515]

i like ackies, but everyone who has a dwarf monitor has an ackie. plus the peacocks are a quality looking lizard.

I will have both eventually. But i'm not allowed to convert the shed to a reptile room, until i start my NVQ in exotic care.

Anyone keep peacock monitors?

 

[captaincaveman]

i prefer the look of the peacocks but eithers just as good