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  • 07-13-2011, 08:20 AM
    mumps
    If you want to play it safe; any Australian species offered from a breeder, not a pet shop, will be captive bred.
    Look around some monitor specific sites and you'll find people breeding many great species.

    I'm lucky up here in Canada I have access to captive bred acanthurus (have two), ornatus (have one), niloticus, salvator, beccarri, prasinus and panoptes. Kimberly rocks, storris and other species are available on occasion as well.

    As a general rule, be very suspicious of any species which is not Australian. Getting animals out of Australia is very difficult so most babies of these species are captive bred.

    Chris
  • 07-19-2011, 12:52 AM
    gbassett
    Re: Black roughneck monitors anyone??
    Pretty much anything you find at your local herp store will be wild caught.Now as far as Black Roughnecks.I had a pair and I thought they where great.But they are not for everyone.They like most monitors are difficult to care for.You said you have a Savanna,why not get another one and try to pair it up.Keeping one monitor in a box is a death sentence.And you will learn so much more about them when kept in pairs.

    http://i644.photobucket.com/albums/u...sett/051-1.jpg




    http://i644.photobucket.com/albums/u...sett/084-1.jpg




    Here are some pictures of my male.


    Greg
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