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07-13-2011, 12:49 AM
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Akie, Timor, or Green Tree Monitor
Hello All!
Thanks for stopping by my post! I am trying to find out which monitor would be the best for me. I do not want a huge reptile so tegus and savys are out of the question but i did find these! I want a monitor that i can hold, that is active, and that is relitively easy to tame. Taming isn't a big issue because i love to interact with my lizards so taking them out for a half hour every day is nothing. If you have any recomendations or maybe you want to make a pros & cons list to help me decide, it is all welcome.
Thank you!
Bryce
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07-13-2011, 12:57 AM
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I'd say Ackie, 100%.
Best starter monitor out there, I'd love to have a 1.1 pair...
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07-13-2011, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Max713
I'd say Ackie, 100%.
Best starter monitor out there, I'd love to have a 1.1 pair...
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They are pretty sweet. The down side to ackies are that they are pretty hard to get as babies aside from ProExotics lol
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07-14-2011, 10:00 PM
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If you want something you can hold then go with Ackies. Timors are more skiddish and Green Trees should just be considered a display animal.
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07-14-2011, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Interloper
If you want something you can hold then go with Ackies. Timors are more skiddish and Green Trees should just be considered a display animal.
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I agree 100% with this, otherwise get a bearded dragon.
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07-14-2011, 11:00 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Interloper
If you want something you can hold then go with Ackies. Timors are more skiddish and Green Trees should just be considered a display animal.
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I agree. Although i have seen some green trees that have been tamed very well and love to come out and socialize I really want an ackie but they are hard to get lol
And i do not want a beardie lol I've never seen an active beardie once they are adults...they just bask. My main reason is that i just want a monitor though! haha and really an ackie is pretty similar to a beardie in some ways
Thanks for you oppinions guys!
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07-14-2011, 11:32 PM
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I have 2 female Yellow Ackies and I absolutely love them! I rarely ever hold them but because I've built up a good trust with them, if I do take them out they are very chill about it.
I'm in the market for a nice male so when I do I will have babies in the future. Stay tune.
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07-15-2011, 12:22 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Interloper
I have 2 female Yellow Ackies and I absolutely love them! I rarely ever hold them but because I've built up a good trust with them, if I do take them out they are very chill about it.
I'm in the market for a nice male so when I do I will have babies in the future. Stay tune.
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That'd be awesome! I had an offer from a guy named hummi22689 on a "red male yearling" for 175 so if your looking for a male you should go talk to him! I would've bought from him but i want a hatchling so that i can start taming asap and i want to experience them from a baby Btw your ackies look amazing! could you post some more pics of your ackies and their setup? That would be great
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07-15-2011, 09:52 AM
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Originally Posted by ReptiJones
That'd be awesome! I had an offer from a guy named hummi22689 on a "red male yearling" for 175 so if your looking for a male you should go talk to him! I would've bought from him but i want a hatchling so that i can start taming asap and i want to experience them from a baby Btw your ackies look amazing! could you post some more pics of your ackies and their setup? That would be great
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I did see that Red for sale and that was a good deal but I really don't want to mix the subspecies. But first things first I want to build my new enclosure, then I'll pick up a male. At the moment my 2 females are in a 50 gallon breeder. I made the background from foam insulation, Great Stuff and tile grout.
Here's comical a video of them eating hornworms.
http://youtu.be/oxuuZiORd40
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07-16-2011, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by The_Interloper
I did see that Red for sale and that was a good deal but I really don't want to mix the subspecies. But first things first I want to build my new enclosure, then I'll pick up a male. At the moment my 2 females are in a 50 gallon breeder. I made the background from foam insulation, Great Stuff and tile grout.
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Here's comical a video of them eating hornworms.
http://youtu.be/oxuuZiORd40
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I like how they are together in all the pics! are they always together? I've heard that if you keep a couple of them together they are very interesting to watch! SO, that being said i'm going to get two atleast when i do get them.
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