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    Re: Big snakes, small enclosures.

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    JP, I have been there too in the big snake room, and there were no Monitors in racks, and the very few giants he has had we're being properly caged and lovingly cared for.

    Have these animals grown? Heck yea they have, such the need for larger caging.

    Sounds like you are opening your mouth and spewing a load....
    I have all the respect in the world for Brian, but I don't see the need to put a 6' Nile monitor in a 5'6" tub for feeding purposes. Especially when it is recommended that monitors have a cage twice their length. I wouldn't want to move a possibly still hungry 6' Nile that could rip your finger off, I don't even like messing with Niles half that size. Or upset the monitors stomach and have it regurgitate.
    About 4:30 in on this video= YouTube - SnakeBytesTV- Our diggs and a huge Monitor lizard feeding!!!

    I don't suppose you saw where that particular monitor was kept as a 'non feeding' cage?

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