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Mindano Water Monitor

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Oi... Just browsing through the different species of monitors. A while back I became fascinated with the larger monitor species (much to my luck I ended up falling in love with AAAALL the wrong/hard-to-get/impossible-to-get species, like varanus varius/Lace monitor and the varanus giganteus/Perentie monitor <~ probably my most favorite monitor. I drove all the way to Dallas just to see them at the Dallas Zoo. xD)

Going through the water monitors, I came across something called a Mindano Water Monitor. Is the Mindano the same thing as a Yellow Headed water monitor / Philippine water monitor / ? Just locality specific? (Not sure if I'm wording that right.)

@ would anyone possibly know of a decent/respectable breeder who works with v. cumingi /Philippine water monitors?



On a side note:
In a year or two I'm getting the chance to actually visit the Philippines with a friend's family (they have family there) and It's possible that I'll get to see some of these depending on where the family will be, how long we say, and if I get the chance to explore the area.
 
To my knowledge the Mindanao locality of Varanus s. cumingi has never been imported if it has it's been in extremely few numbers.
Cumingi themselves are very rarely imported and as far as I've been told their actual trapping locations are kept a big big secret just like the sulfers. I also am unaware of any cumingi breeders here in the us. I believe there's one in the UK but that information is a year or two old and so unreliable.

Go to:
http://www.cybersalvator.com/DF/index.asp

And message John A. He's the man and know the most about Salvators and their localities.
 
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