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    Re: Erm, water monitor makign me angry lol

    Feed him mice. Appropriately sized, one or two per day. Or small rats, depending how big he is. My ornatus is eating 2 medium rats, 5 days a week. At two years of age, in August, he'll go to every other day.

    If proper housing is provided, he will live long and healthy.

    I had a Nile monitor eat rodents its ENTIRE life and he lived to be 16.

    Fatty livers develop if there is no room for activity and/or basking temps are too low.

    Water monitors are garbage cans and will consume everything, but yours seems to have a preference. Give it to him.

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