I finally have this page dialed in!! (new tricks)

[infernalis]

Savannah Monitors

If you all like the layout, I will probably re-do the rest of the site to match it.

[shaunyboy]

looks great to me mate

cheers shaun

[millertime89]

I like it man.

[alessia55]

Looks great. It has my seal of approval

[infernalis]

well I found an issue, grammar!

[alessia55]

Originally Posted by infernalis

well I found an issue, grammar!

I didn't read the site, since most of it is written by the other people. But it looks good Let me know if you want me to read it over.

[SpOoKy]

Love it Wayne...it will be my go to site for new keepers

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by SpOoKy

Love it Wayne...it will be my go to site for new keepers

That's only one page, it's the mouse debate page.

I do like the layout, and the template is easy to work with, so I will probably put my other pages into the same format for uniformity.

The annual tragedy was written entirely by me, and that's where I find some grammar issues.

[SpOoKy]

I realized after it was only the one page. I agree you should put the rest of the site on that layout. Looks clean, organized. Definitely a page I would not think twice about using information from.

[alessia55]

Originally Posted by infernalis

The annual tragedy was written entirely by me, and that's where I find some grammar issues.

Every year, beginning in March, the reptile market becomes flooded with baby Savannah Monitors. M̶a̶n̶y̶ Thousands are imported from Africa and sold over the internet, at pet shops, and reptile shows for as little as $15 per lizard.

The irresponsible sellers of these baby animals are nearly all guilty of holding back the necessary information required to properly take care of these lizards and, because of that,nearly all of these babies fail to reach their first birthday.

After all, if the seller were to inform the buyers that the "cheap" lizard they were about to purchase was going to need a a cage the size of a room with (literally) a ton of dirt in the bottom, and that it was going to eat several thousand dollars worth of food, and that it may never become "dog tame," they would never sell v̶e̶r̶y̶ ̶m̶a̶n̶y̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶m̶ as many of them. And in our struggling economy, that is not going to be a popular move; so they often (nearly always) distort the truth and will tell you whatever you want to hear, just so they can collect your money. This is heartbreaking and tragic.

If you care, and I hope you do (since you have read this far) and are willing to provide for your lizard properly, there is no greater satisfaction than owning a healthy Savannah Monitor.

Thank you for reading, and enjoy your lizard.

[BarelyBreathing]

How come there's no voice for the other side?

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing

How come there's no voice for the other side?

Don't you think the invertebrates are worth their own page?

I started list them on this page, and it just felt like it was out of place.

So I am building an invertebrate page that will list all the nifty prey choices we have available.

[BarelyBreathing]

Originally Posted by infernalis

Don't you think the invertebrates are worth their own page?

I started list them on this page, and it just felt like it was out of place.

So I am building an invertebrate page that will list all the nifty prey choices we have available.

That's actually even better.

[infernalis]

Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing

That's actually even better.

The bottom line is, unless people take proper care of them in the first place, it's not going to matter what they get fed, since they are all doomed in the first place.

[BarelyBreathing]

I definitely agree with that statement.