There are different species of monitor band false lashes, do your homework to insure you pick the right kind for you and your family, it is also imperative to have space and appropriate surroundings for the lizard. Adult sizes range so vastly, some actually get up to 6 ft! Size isn’t the only thing to consider, they eat different things from insects, then grow older and become carnivores. Other delicacies include boiled eggs, earthworms, silkworms, and sometimes feeder fish.
Clbro Some monitor band false lashes can be dangerous but some cases have proven them to be easily domesticated. Care of monitor lizards require large water dish that allows them to submerge their entire body to soak. They are very active lizards and can become very hostile and can lash out with their tails, when agitated. Small monitors produce a stinging lash with their tail. Sharp claws and strong jaws are all to be taken into account and ready for.
Some are virtually untamable, while others are perfectly safe to keep as pets. Just remember lizards are not mammals. They are not active their job is to do as little as possible all day. Realize there is a significant difference in mammals than are reptiles.
The uniqueness of a monitor band false lashes should not be the stand-alone reason one would want this type of pet. A monitor can be a fun, exciting, and tame pet, but caring for a monitor takes work! Monitor lizards must have suitable and very large habitat, the correct foods, and daily attention. A pet monitor needs to be tamed. An unruly monitor can show his displeasure with biting, scratching, and tail whipping, which is quite painful. Just like with any other pet, regular training, handling, and patience go a long way. You will get out what you put in.
If you decide one of these monitors is a must have, procure a large area that provides much hiding space, as per its natural habitat, with an ideal place for the monitor to submerge its entire body into water.
Definitely, this particular choice is unique, not many people have this particular type of animal. Certainly takes a special type of person to love a monitor, don’t be surprised if all your friends are not interested or even frightened of your new friend. For your frightened friends perhaps you could just let them watch your monitor in its habitat, enjoy seeing them walk, watch them eat, or just enjoy viewing the habitat itself. If they fly through that test then maybe you could offer to let them hold the monitor (important let it be their choice).
If you want a pet to say fetch or take for long walks, you may want to continue your search. There are so many different types of pets to fit all criteria. While monitors do have their band false lashes, they do have pit falls also. Some can do serious damage to their owner or children. Be wise by taking into account their temperament as well as size, and if they are good for homes with children, and if you have room for their habitat and needs. Will you have time to tame and provide everything they will need over a life time? Keep in mind NO pet is fun if they aren’t obedient or act out and do things that are unexpected. This is why it is very important to read up and do homework on any life purchase.
Their life spans vary from some years to many, many years! It’s not only commitment it will have to become a lifestyle! When you’re sure a monitor lizard is for you, all that is left is picking from the abundance of types of monitors. Become familiar with each kinds disposition and adult size. To insure you don’t get any surprises down the road! After making your choice and choosing your lifestyle you will be so glad you did. You will have many years of enjoyment and learning ahead of you!