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Thread: Red Ackies.

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    Smile Red Ackies.

    Thought you might enjoy seeing a group of my baby red ackies from last summer, wont be so lucky this summer as I sold all the monitors.

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    Re: Red Ackies.

    Thats awesome bro! Thats like a Pic of the Month nominee IMO. To bad you sold them all!
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    Re: Red Ackies.

    Beautifull animales Ed! But what are Ackies I'm don't know anything about lizards, but these are cool
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    Smile Re: Red Ackies.

    Ackies are Dwarf Ridgetail Monitors (varanus acanthuras)from Australia. also called Ridgetailed Monitors or Goannas, only reaching about 24-28 inches in total length. their small size and beautiful colors make them a favorite captive of monitor enthusiasts, they also are very prolific.
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    Beautifull animales Ed! But what are Ackies I'm don't know anything about lizards, but these are cool

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    Re: Red Ackies.

    Thanks for explaining I'm going to do some more research on them. Really cool animals!
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    Re: Red Ackies.

    nice animals Ed. i remember that picture on kingsnake. Nording, definitely look into them. they're awesome animals to keep. beware that they will need a foot of burrowable dirt at adult size though.
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    Re: Red Ackies.

    Those ackies are too cute! I'm really interested in getting one or two, but it looks like I won't be able too until I move out into my own house, which will be about a year or two. Even then, I'm getting kinda high up in the feeding bills with all of my critters right now, lol. What did you house them in Ed? I heard that one or two would be happy in one of those gigantic metal cow water troughs. And are there heat requirements similar to a beardies, seeing as they're from down under also?
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    Re: Red Ackies.

    Did you produce those yourself Ed? You still have the adults?

    Ackies are too big for me...I like monitors under 15"

    Here is a decent caresheet on Varanus Acanthurus for those interested...and they are nothing like bearded dragons
    http://www.proexotics.com/care_ackie.html

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    Re: Red Ackies.

    red ackies are so neat looking and sound like cool animals but i think i'll have to stick with my giant geckos (rhac. leachianus) for now. how is your ackie doing marshall?
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    Re: Red Ackies.

    one day i may have to pick up one just as comething to look at. but i will proabbly wait till my sav grows out of his cage he is in now.
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    http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/74
    i keep about 105 balls. and a few boas. creasted and lepord geckos.

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