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Monitor hearing
How well do monitors hear? Do they startle by loud noises? Reason I ask is my monitors set up is in the same room where all my guitars and rigs are. I have yet to play in that room since I got him because I'm not sure how he would react to the noises.
Thanks.
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Re: Monitor hearing
They hear VERY well and some might flip out while others might not. My Sav has always gotten scared to death and hides if I crank the stereo up. My Ackies dont seem to care or notice one bit.
The tristis and timors ive kept would also startle and bolt for cover at anything louder then a pin drop.
Last edited by waltah!; 05-04-2010 at 07:16 PM.
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Re: Monitor hearing
I have found out as of recent my water regurges if he eats and hears my dog dog bark...from the completely other side of my house
Get him in a qujieter more peaceful room
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Re: Monitor hearing
I will certainly tell you that they can absolutely hear, and very well. Mine know the crinkle sound of a bag, and they are out and ready to go because they think they are getting fed. And my Nile monitor just hears everything in general, when someone other then me goes to check him out, he will either run for cover, or it he is up on the rocks basking, he is prepared to whip his tail.
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Not only do they hear incredibly well, they can become accustomed to certain sounds, or "cues". The shaking of the "shake & bake" cricket/vitamin bag alerts my ackies to feeding time. The call of "treats" lets my Ornate know it's feeding time for him.
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Re: Monitor hearing
 Originally Posted by mumps
Not only do they hear incredibly well, they can become accustomed to certain sounds, or "cues". The shaking of the "shake & bake" cricket/vitamin bag alerts my ackies to feeding time. The call of "treats" lets my Ornate know it's feeding time for him.
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Cool thanks for all info guys, I think for the sanity of the little guy I'll move my equipement to another room.
Thanks again!
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Re: Monitor hearing
Alright, Well, apparently that did not work.
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