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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    Sweet shots ya got there...
    They beauty reptiles...
    at least they dont get too big so that their bites don't hurt as much!

    Thanks for sharing them pics!
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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    They look great!


    BTW how are the storri eggs doing Daniel?

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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    Quote Originally Posted by JBallPython
    BTW how are the storri eggs doing Daniel?

    -Jason
    Day 83 and counting. Monitor eggs are a bit harder than snake eggs, so we will see if I did everything right. Expected hatch was between 65 days and 120 days, so it could be anyday now.
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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    Quote Originally Posted by daniel1983
    Day 83 and counting. Monitor eggs are a bit harder than snake eggs, so we will see if I did everything right. Expected hatch was between 65 days and 120 days, so it could be anyday now.
    Good luck with them! It would be great to see many more dwarf monitors in US captive collections.
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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    Quote Originally Posted by JBallPython
    Good luck with them! It would be great to see many more dwarf monitors in US captive collections.
    ....or just in my collection

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    Re: Black-headed Monitor photos

    Wow I didn't know storr's were so small.. I've seen bigger skinks! lol

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