Timor Monitor care? am i good?

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Okay, but normally people list LXWXH in their cage dimensions.

A rock is fine in the basking area. A good idea that I employ with my acanthurus is 3 layers of flat rocks with spaces of about 2 inches inbetween under the heat light. It gets to 150 on top, with drops of about 10 degrees per layer as you go down. It provides extra hides at different temperatures and looks kind of neat. Some people use plywood, but I like the appearance of the rocks better.

Chris

For the basking go with a retes stack it is just stacks of wood with space between them for the monitor so he can choose.I beleive you should have 4' after the subsrtate but i could be wrong.

totally planned on doing this!
thanks guys, and mumps i woulda never thought to use rocks.
i think im going to pick up some slate, and make sure its not sharp of coarse.
cool. these guys sound easy.
im ready!
haha, im getting one that will need some help, its only been fed pinky mice, and most likely has a fatty liver.
he is going on a relitivly strict roach and cricket diet, with calcium.
hopefully, i can let him get comfy, and then try and let him out in my room to get some excersize...

i plan on him hating me, and biting, and whiping and pooing.
hes 5 years old, and never been handled.
and these guys are fast lol