
Juvenile South African White Throat Monitor
$580.00 / 0.00583 Ƀ

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Dumeril’s Monitor
$270.00 / 0.00272 Ƀ
- Varanus dumerilii
- Field Collected
- Roughly 28 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
- These Tame Down Well And Make Good Pets
- Being Semi Aquatic They Love To Eat Fish And Crustaceans But Also Feed On Insects And Rodents
Category: Monitors
Description
WE HAVE DUMERIL’S MONITORS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:
- Native To Malaysia And Indonesia In Semi Aquatic Habitats With Forested And Swampy Areas
- Adults Can Grow Up To 36 – 40 Inches In Length
- Dumerils Have Been Known To Be Submerged Under Water Without Taking A Breath For About 75Â Minutes But Also Love To Burrow And Climb
- Basking Spots Should Be At About 94-98 Degrees
- If Housed And Kept Properly They Can Live 10 – 15 Years In Captivity
Live Arrival Guarantee
We offer a live arrival guarantee. We do not offer any guarantee past your animal arriving safely as the animals we have available for sale are well started, eating, and in perfect health when they leave the facility.
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- Varanus Reisingeri
- Farm Bred Pair
- Approximately 30 Inches In Length
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- Outstanding Vibrant Yellow Coloration And Bold Black Patterns
- Absolutely Stunning Animals That Are Thriving And Doing Great
- Feeding on Vitamin Dusted Crickets, Roaches, Monitor Diet, and Pinky Mice