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    Very interesting, I remember when I got a tiny cut from my savannah monitor (was hand feeding him and my finger went across his tooth and cut me)

    I got an infection, it hurt a lot and looked a little funny. I didn't get antibiotics for it or anything and it went away on its own.

    I wasn't suprised at all, think about all the bacteria in their mouth? not many monitor keepers consider the ramifications of being grazed or even worse bitten.

    Now, monitor bites are bacteria and viruses ect, venom is differen't!

    Thats so weird that beardies are venomous thanks for that great fact!
    Last edited by MikeV; 07-18-2011 at 01:14 AM.
    0.1 Super Hypo Tangerine Carrot Tail Baldy Leopard Gecko, "Lily"
    0.1 Colombian BCI Het Snow! "Powder, The Spitzberg Beast"
    1.0 Colombian BCI Lipstick Hypo het Albino, Nameless for now
    0.0.1 Striped California King Snake, Nameless for now
    0.0.1 Northern Pine Snake, "Bubbles"
    1.0 Macklots/Savuensis Python HYBRID, "Shaka 'The Psychopath' Zulu"


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