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Steve,
I PM'd you earlier in the week and let you know why I feel I should be chosen above all others...I now hand myself to the mercy of the ssnakess forums experts....
My name is Jonathon Blair. I have been keeping Varanids for some time now. My largest, most dangerous monitor is by far my niloticus...I don't claim to have the utmost experience in Varanids, but I do claim to always be interested in the pursuit of new knowledge. I have been looking for a great pair of crocs for sometime now, and I can' t think of a better person to recieve them from.
Now I wish I could say that I knew a little more about Salvadorii's, but that would be a lie. I find that if you work with monitors long enough, all care for varanids, no matter what species is somewhat similar. I am going to assume that because they hail from the jungles of new guinea, that they're temperatures should be around 85-88 during the day...and drop to around 72-75 at night...humidity around 65%. But if this is wrong, please let me know...I am more than happy to learn as much as I can.
Thank-you all for your time,
JB
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