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07-15-14, 12:31 PM
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Some natural light
And yes it is only some! 
summer months we usually get sun through the roof windows, so i needed a holding cage whilst i do maintenance in his cage, mainly because he's a mad lizard lol.
So the following holds him out my way & lets in natural light if i open the window, was a bit of a cool draught tonight.
Markings along the cage bottom give you an idea of his length, 6 foot long cage>
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07-15-14, 01:07 PM
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Re: Some natural light
Wow mark . Big guy! He looks awesome. How'd you get him to agree to go to the holding cell?
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07-15-14, 01:13 PM
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Re: Some natural light
Damn now that's a big health looking monitor.
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07-17-14, 02:48 PM
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Re: Some natural light
Thank you & he just goes in & looks around, i feed him in there now so he's expects food!
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07-18-14, 07:03 PM
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Re: Some natural light
That's a very cool monitor, and a neat looking enclosure. Can I ask what size mesh you have used? We are looking to build an outdoor enclosure for our two Mertens' water monitors when they are fully grown.
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07-20-14, 01:34 PM
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Re: Some natural light
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Originally Posted by pinefamily
That's a very cool monitor, and a neat looking enclosure. Can I ask what size mesh you have used? We are looking to build an outdoor enclosure for our two Mertens' water monitors when they are fully grown.
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25mm x 25mm, not sure mesh is the ideal enclosure material, you need to find keepers who have already done it successfully!
as much of the enclosure i can fit in the photo!
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07-21-14, 07:15 AM
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Re: Some natural light
Looking brill Mark.
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07-21-14, 08:46 AM
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Re: Some natural light
Healthy lookin monitor!
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