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    Thoughts on Re-Homing a Bad Fit

    I have had Toref, a freckled tree monitor, for almost a year now, and I am considering re-homing him.

    He's a wild child and has not calmed down at all in the past year. He's defensive and scared and the only reptile I have that I can't handle and don't trust. He's a lot of work and isn't even a display animal since he hides every time I come in the room.

    Below is the link to where I address re-homing him specifically.

    https://ball-pythons.net/forums/show...Monitor/page13

    My question is, what do other reptile keepers think about re-homing an animal that's a poor fit?

    Am I giving up on him? I am doing wrong by him?

    I think that's anthropomorphizing, but I have yet to re-home a reptile as an adult (me being an adult - not the reptile). I've stuck with animals even if they didn't turn out exactly how I expected.

    Any thoughts are welcome.

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