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    Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Common Nile
    Evil SOB's



    Ornate Nile
    MUCH better temperaments


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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Awww! Look at the little dragons! Great comparison and pics!
    Grey Scale is a good thing...

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Nice! I love monitors.... thanks for sharing

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Regardless of it being a nile or a ornate they are both mean as hell LOL
    Nice niles

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    The common nile is mean, mean, MEAN!
    The ornate acts like a salvator. Actually more like a puppy. It runs over and climbs up me.
    No biting, hissing, puffing up or tail whipping.
    If it stays this way, that would be great.
    I don't handle it unless it is on it's terms. It needs to climb up. Otherwise I just feed it and do cage maintenance.
    This way it doesn't see me as a threat.

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    I see.
    Have you keeped any other species of monitors before?
    I was planning on getting on ornate but instead I got a Black throat monitor had him for 7 months now got him at 12inches now hes 47 inches and still growing ( hes a male ).
    Now after I build him his perminate cage im looking to get a new monitor. Im either gonna stick with the african species and get anoth bt or wt or maybe a nile or a ornate.
    Or I will go with a v.salvator or another type of water monitor.
    What are your cage plans for them?

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Savs and niles. That's all I have experience with.

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    Re: Nile Monitor Comparison Photos

    Quote Originally Posted by bonheki View Post
    What are your cage plans for them?
    Basically half of downstairs will be caging. This way there is plenty of room and I can walk in to do maintenance. The more room they have, the less threatened they feel when you approach them.

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