varanio;1732962; said:
I agree, especially because they just aren't that common for people to have.
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I agree, especially because they just aren't that common for people to have.
Alex you should of seen the size of this male Croc monitor someone was selling at the last show I was at. That guy had to be well over 6 feet. He was awesome looking, it's just a shame that I forgot my camera. 
Vicious_Fish;1733281; said:Alex you should of seen the size of this male Croc monitor someone was selling at the last show I was at. That guy had to be well over 6 feet. He was awesome looking, it's just a shame that I forgot my camera.
We had a female at a lfs that I worked at. We had her for a couple years, she was over 6 feet for sure. She was an awesome specimen, very docile (monitor docile, not bearded dragon docile) she was a lot of fun to care for.
Seth the guy that works with the salvators has a male/female pair, both of them well over 6 foot!
coura;1734406; said:I would spoill her rotten
We did. She actually got out once in the store, man she was fast, that's the first time I had a rep run along the wall! Not up it or down it, but she held onto the wall and just ran around the store!
varanio;1734574; said:
Grrr.....I'd love to be able to keep a large pair of varanids. Damn this climate!
