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    dwarf monitors

    thinking about getting a monitor.... deffinitely gotta be a dwarf as i dont have a room to dedicate to just one animal. any suggestions or reputible breeders you can refer me to? thanks and happy herping
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    PE! There ackies look amazing! Checkout their monitor FAQ and care sheets also. Just be prepared monitors eat a lot!
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    Re: dwarf monitors

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    PE! There ackies look amazing! Checkout their monitor FAQ and care sheets also. Just be prepared monitors eat a lot!
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    thanks, Ive been looking at the red ackies and blue tree monitors. as for the feeding im not scared. lol I breed my own rats and live in amish country. i can buy whole chickens for like $2
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    Rats and chickens seems to contradict the dwarf aspect of your first post.

    I know breeders with freshly hatched Ackies & Kimberly Rocks, and excuse me for saying this, but your average rat gets bigger than they do.

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    Yeah, it sure sounds like some more research needs to be done on your part.

    Ornatus, salvadorii, salvator and abigularis could all make use of those $2 chickens, but you'll need a really large room for them; not just a regular room...

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