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BatGirl1 said:Ok...club...when I went to expo last year we came home with a pastel ball. My bf got her. Anyway...i don't know if anyone else has this 'problem ' but can we just go to an expo without buying anything? Haha. I was tempted to buy a tegu there but refrained because was told most babies at that time were prob columbian and def not cb. In march I KNOW where my weakness will be. Last year I saw black tree monitors. I died.right there i died from their cuteness. They looked like jack skellington. ok now to end my ramble. Can I safely house one on top of my tegu enclosure? Does anyone know anything about these guys or had personal experience with them? I have been doing 'some ' research but want opinions here. I know they suggest 4ft high by maybe 4 or 5 long and 2 something deep. They like to climb. Um...not really the type that can be handled too much. Nervous. Which im ok with as long as it doesn't like attack me.haha.my cuban knights anole doesn't like handling but doesn't try to kill me. Maybe same type setup as niles but 'taller '....I feel like this year if I see them at expo my willpower will fail.haha. i have a name picked out and everything. "skellington ". I have about 3 months of experience with them and the best thing I can say is that they are realy cool I prefer the blue or green trees but the need the cage like a iguana and the habitat like a chameleon but they are great pets but take a lot of working with id say they have the per of a Nile monitor
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laurarfl said:You're doing it again with the photos. How about this?
http://www.babybites.co.nz/daily/2012/June/Treehouses.html
Dubya said:D, those things are expensive. I once had a rough necked monitor before I really knew a lot about them and it died because of my ignorance despite my best attempts to care for it properly. Do your homework.
laurarfl said:You're doing it again with the photos. How about this?
http://www.babybites.co.nz/daily/2012/June/Treehouses.html
I NEED a treehouse!
bfb345 said:I had a tree house but a board would always pop out so instead of doing the smart thing and nailing it back down we just took it out one day i wasnt looking where i was stepping and bang next thing i knew my leg hurt like hell and it was sticking out of the bottom of the tree house lol left a nasty bruise it was a big black ring around my leg people thought i had the plague lol
BatGirl1 said:I have heard nile monitors are aggressive and nasty though. Is your black tree monitor aggressive?
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BatGirl1 said:Oh crap.really??? i was hoping they were just timid like didn't like to be handled. Ah well. My bf will be happy you gave me this advice. Haha. Back to bugging him for a carpet python
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BatGirl1 said:Yes.I did do research but was more interested in people's 'personal ' experiences with them. For example columbian tegus had that 'bad rap ' yet many members on here have very tame ones. Like i said, i have reptiles that i do not hold for such reasons...but i still enjoy having them. Just don't want to deal with something aggressive that will jump out and bite me when I'm cleaning its cage. Haha. I have read they are very fast, so an escape situation would not make me happy :/ esp with it being a tree dweller/good climber...the sharp claws and teeth etc. And when it reached 3 or 4 ft I'd be doomed.
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BatGirl1 said:He bites you or tail whips?
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BatGirl1 said:I'm sorry. Was he young or older when you got him? What methods have you tried to tame him down? (Forgive me if i should know this, i read so many posts blindly that i forget who's who.haha)
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