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Savannah Monitor Tips

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I plan on getting a savannah monitor in the next couple of weeks. I have been doing a lot of research on them, but one thing that I have noticed is that everyone has different ranges on temps. So what temps to I need to have the enclosure at? TIA

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Hi,
I shoot for 130 to 140 degs under the basking lights at one end of the cage and approx 75 to 80 degs on the cooler opposite end.

This is pretty much a basic standard temp range for monitor lizards in captivity.
 
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