BHB and Monitor Lizards

Whenever ther is anyone that does anything, like Raul said, there will be bashers! Just look at the myspace, there is tons of people who dont understand. Ignorance is bliss no?

Indeed. And IMHO, most of the people are repticzone are under 21 and have the combined I.Q. of a snake turd...but thats just my humble opinion.

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I didn't even wonder. From the looks of his facility, the commitment it must take to run it and the health if his reptiles I took it for granted that the largest specimens were in those bins strictly for feeding. Since he may be leaving them there for a couple days for digestion etc hence the substrate and water bowl.

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I never thought of that

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

Whenever ther is anyone that does anything, like Raul said, there will be bashers! Just look at the myspace, there is tons of people who dont understand. Ignorance is bliss no?

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Agree 100%

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Originally Posted by West Coast Jungle

When ever your are on top people will always be jealous and try to knock you down.

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I totally agree with this statement, I can assure you Brians & Loris animals are as healthy as they get, I have 5 in the collection already, and will have more than that once Daytona rolls around. Every animal I have gotten from him fed immediately without any hesitation, and come perfectly healthy. As he said in the show it was for "feeding purposes only" and I believe I even heard they do the same thing with the Burms and Retics, its just the way they do things, and from the success he has had the the quality of animals they produce, who is anyone to argue with that?

Pointless Thread!!!!!!!

Been in that room personally... never once saw a monitor in that bin. Coincidence? I think not. ;)

I am very interested in this.

I have never known of a monitor keeper moving their large varanids into a tub to feed. How is this done properly and for what reasons? How is the safety of the keeper and monitor maintained?

I would also like to see some pictures or video of the actual cages that the monitors are kept in. I think it would be great to see how BHB keeps their monitors. I enjoy seeing how commercial reptile breeders house their monitors. NERD has some unique custom caging and success with breeding several monitor species. Other monitor 'breeders' like Goanna Ranch, Rare Earth, Inc. and Pro-Exotics have long-time proven systems that are unique in their own right.

Just wondering what advance/progress BHB has made in varanid husbandry and housing. How is the albino sav project going?

Well, I just emailed them, I'm hoping to get a response. Once I do I'll see if they sent pics. I used my original question but I changed it around a bit.

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

I am very interested in this.

I have never known of a monitor keeper moving their large varanids into a tub to feed. How is this done properly and for what reasons? How is the safety of the keeper and monitor maintained?

Other monitor 'breeders' Pro-Exotics have long-time proven systems that are unique in their own right.

Just wondering what advance/progress BHB has made in varanid husbandry and housing. How is the albino sav project going?

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don't mean to bash your post or anything just thought i correct would add something about Pro Exotics. According to thier site they purchase farm bred moniters. The only time i saw that they said they were breeding was ackies, and tree moniters just my 2cents