Croc monitor

[allergenic]

please tell me what kind of animals you have, cuz of now your a lot of talk and no show.

For example, I've kept Argus monitors,

I've already said. I got my first Sav when I was 18 in 1994, and have had monitors in between then and now. I'm not going off topic turning this into an "I've had more experience than you" urinating contest. It honestly doesn't take someone with 16 years of monitor experience to look at the Proexotics link Skiploder posted and realize it's a dangerous animal.

Oh and as for the thing of me not being on a forum a lot, you should look at yourself.

I've lurked here on and off for several years and have not been interested in posting. I've preferred in the past to stay away from the noob forums, they're disheartening at best because of threads like this one.

The veterinary advice i gave is true. If you think this advice isn't correct then your knowledge of the internal workings and the effect of the medications is severely lacking.

If the wooden enclosure was made properly and sealed well, then putting your croc in it will be no problem.
Getting him into the proper sized enclosure is the first thing you must do. This will allow him to thermoregulate properly and help to ease his stress. Next thing is call the vet in the morning, schedule the soonest possible appointment you can.

Glad to see that you are so astute you're able to diagnose this guy's croc monitor and suggest pumping it full of medications without having ever kept a monitor yourself. Perhaps you should think about isolating medical advice to those animals one has actually kept. And enclosure advice! Win/win.

And where as someone appreciated this so called "advice" your giving?

Other threads.

So far, the guy who you are intent on having a running battle with is giving you the best advice on this thread. Maybe if I say it more politely, you will stop wasting your time flexing your e-mouth and get your animal digesting food again.

Thanks, better said than I was able to.

As for the croc bites. As simple as this, if what you like is owning dangerous animals, by all means go for it. But make sure you respect them and know how to properly handle them so you won't get hurt. And well, if you get hurt, just suck it up. No one made you own these animals. Thats what I go by.

What you're failing to realize is what I said in my first comment in this thread, and what Skiploder said as well. This ain't just about you, pal. When you get hurt, it will reflect badly on keepers as a whole. They are trying to pass laws to outlaw certain types of reptiles, including some monitors which are deemed too large/aggressive for the private sector. I for one like keeping monitors and do so responsibly, and don't want the negative actions of one person to impact responsible keepers as a whole. It's why this has gotten so heated, you are personally participating in jeopardizing my and others' ability to keep monitors.