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Needed advice for white/blackthroat monitors

BubbleTea

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I have been interested in owning a blackthroat or whitethroat for years now, and finally have been gaining the experience needed with large lizards for a while now, but there’s just one problem; there is very little information on their care, at least anywhere that I’ve looked online. Of course, space and money isn’t an issue and I definitely do understand just how much space they require (when I get one, they’ll be given their own entire room!). Except precise temps and humidity, as well as the best staples to feed, have been fuzzy areas. I’ve seen a little bit for heat and humidity, but please correct me if I’ve been misinformed; from my current understanding, humidity should be 60-70% and basking temps 105-120F, with ambients of 80s. Can someone experienced with these two species confirm or critique this?
 
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