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Black-headed Monitor photos
This little one slept like this on and off for a week...now it does not do it at all. It seems like they get their 'favorite' spots sometimes, then decide to move on to somewhere else.
Here is a growth comparison photo. The scale on the two pictures might be a little off, but I tried..ha ha. They seem to grow pretty quick.
The picture on the left was taken when these guys arrived her at about 20 days old or so. The second is from today. They have been here since August 15th.
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Re: Black-headed Monitor photos
Aw! So cute! Love that first picture!
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Very cute! I haven't heard of that species before.. are they a dwarf species? They kind of look like ackies and kimberly rocks..
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They look great!
BTW how are the storri eggs doing Daniel?
-Jason
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So cute
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Originally Posted by JBallPython
BTW how are the storri eggs doing Daniel?
-Jason
Day 83 and counting. Monitor eggs are a bit harder than snake eggs, so we will see if I did everything right. Expected hatch was between 65 days and 120 days, so it could be anyday now.
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Originally Posted by daniel1983
Day 83 and counting. Monitor eggs are a bit harder than snake eggs, so we will see if I did everything right. Expected hatch was between 65 days and 120 days, so it could be anyday now.
Good luck with them! It would be great to see many more dwarf monitors in US captive collections.
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Originally Posted by JBallPython
Good luck with them! It would be great to see many more dwarf monitors in US captive collections.
....or just in my collection
Thanks.
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