Savannah Monitor Lizard Taming ( building trust ) Part 2
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wow.. pretty looking monitor. they are so cool, too bad they get so huge. I would love one.
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@RoyalHamsters not to be too harsh but you should be able to tame a docile gecko or bearded dragon before you even begin to think about a monitor lizard as they are much more maintence and cost, also if small animals have the tendency to bite you why on earth would you want to purchase a lizard that could easily rip your fingers off, just my 2 cents though
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lol
i dnt want a monitor
im talkin bout a bearded dragon or sumtin in that size
lol
and i dnt own a hamster
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@RoyalHamsters you want to own a rodent and a monitor as pets? does that not strike you as a bad idea?
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When I try to pick him up, he waves his tail back and forth as if he wants to bite me! Should I start off with larger animals? I actually wanted a bearded dragon, due to their calmness. I own a very calm ferret at the moment and two turtles, and the gecko still. What should I do? I've tried multiple times with small animals.
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Hi, I am 12 years old, I've owned multiple pets. I don't think starting with small lizards are my thing. I own a fat tailed gecko, and i've owned a hamster. From my experience ive noticed that the smaller animals tend to bite me. For example: I went to the pet store and i held a bearded dragon, and the Bearded dragon was a juvenile, that tended to be very calm in my arms, but when i hold my fat tailed gecko, he constantly tries to jump out of my hands.
when the cameras not on his pants are off.
CREAMYFILMS 2 weeks ago 2
@CREAMYFILMS that's a frightening thought!! :)
MDFMONITOR 2 weeks ago
@RoyalHamsters I've had reptiles for about 7 years, even keeping the most vicious of snakes, and even i steeped into the monitor game way to quick, taming my monitor is one of the hardest things ive ever done. I wosh i bought her as a baby and not one and bit feet long but shes still a baby now and could still maul my hand of any time of the day.
zacsid 1 month ago
@zacsid they take time, but most will tame down as we say!! well maybe not dog tame lol!
MDFMONITOR 1 month ago
this is how i trained mine :) very tame now he dosent snap at food no more
REDPIRUPIT 2 months ago
@REDPIRUPIT good to hear! & good luck in the future. :)
MDFMONITOR 2 months ago