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Old 01-05-14, 03:42 PM   #11
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Re: The UVB Varanid debate !

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Originally Posted by V87 View Post
But if you are giving the correct husbandry ... And you have a large enclosure ...

And If these bulbs give any benefit then why not .....

They are not a miracle cure for everything no but any advantage is an advantage ...

We all knw that many monitors will breed in a tiny rub but this does not make them healthy not saying a UVB or UVA bulb will but it will help .... As will a large enclosure so if you can provide both for the better keepers with already good husbandry is this not something you want to add as a bonus to your captive animals .... ?

IMO I feel your statement to be old school and becoming out dated ... Just saying its sounds like you don't want to see the positives rather than them not being there

If it has but one advantage ... Why not have it ?
You've got a lot of if's maybe's and unknowns there, kinda proves my point.
IF..you are giving correct husbandry
IF their is any benefit
How exactly has it been proven to be a bonus?

I am old school and out dated, but my positives are generating from F1 to F5 monitors by the hundreds and setting longevity records for the species I keep, not a bunch of maybe's and promises from people who want to sell me something.

If I could see the results, I'd be all over it, I just have my doubts and a limited budget.


Personally I don't know that many monitors will breed in tiny tubs, my experience has been the exact opposite, but then I've only been keeping and breeding monitors for 21 years.

If it has one advantage.....what is it?
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