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Argus Monitor Care Sheet - Reptiles Magazine
February 14, 2023 - Care sheet for the Argus monitor (Varanus panoptes horni).
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February 9, 2021 - Increase humidity by misting your monitor’s enclosure 2x/day with a large pressure sprayer or automatic misting system. Mist in the morning and at night, preferably when the lights are off. If you need more help maintaining humidity, install a cool mist humidifier connected to a humidistat to run at night. Argus monitors are very comfortable around the water, so it’s best to provide a pool of water that is deep and large enough for them to soak and swim around in.
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hi guys. i wanting to research argus' so is there any up to date care sheets? ive researched many different animals and im stuck between argus' and tegus! lol! i know people say 8x4x4 is minimum but the best i can offer is 6x5x7 with 3 extra levels 12 shelves will be 5x3 and the other will be 3x2 More on tegutalk.com
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July 4, 2013Starting research to own an Argus Monitor.
I own an Argus. And hopefully this month I will be acquiring a second. This does not make me an expert by any means. I also have a pair of Ackies and have owned or cared for a few other species of monitors. Would you like to hear why you shouldn’t own one? LOL Or why you should? More on reddit.com
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Argus Monitor Care Information - Reptiles Magazine
September 29, 2023 - The Argus monitor is relatively easy to keep as a pet provided some basic care requirements are met. By monitor standards, it is a very hardy captive goanna. Start baby Argus monitors off in an enclosure that is at least 36 inches long, 30 inches tall and 18 inches wide.
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How to Care for Your Argus Monitor | Reptile Supply
June 19, 2020 - Because of their large size, a single adult argus monitor should be housed in no smaller than a 8’L x 4’W x 4’H enclosure. If at all possible, larger is strongly recommended, in addition to regular opportunities to free-roam (supervised) for exercise.
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Argus Monitor Care Guide 2021 - YouTube
in this argus monitor care guide we go over the 5 main care topics in caring for your argus monitor. this includes the argus monitor set up, what to feed you...
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Argus Monitor Care: Everything You Need To Know
April 25, 2024 - This guide will cover the essentials of Argus monitor care for any reptile-lover who’s interested in owning one as a pet.
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Argus Monitor Care || Best Care Tips To Keep Them Healthy
November 1, 2024 - Always use a shallow and large water container in the enclosure of argus monitor lizards so that they can easily drink and bathe in it. It helps them to get rid of old skin. The water temperature should not be too cold as it is very harmful to them.
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An Argus Keeper's Tricks
The big problem with dirt is that ... your monitor enclosures. Other substrates can be used, but the difference a good dirt makes is so significant that I would not recommend anything else over the long term. For animals undergoing medical care or quarenteen, or for those in need of temporary housing, newspaper, care fresh, or cypress mulch or aspen chips can be used. Dirt for burrowing. I find that argus monitors in ...
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Argus monitor (Varanus panoptes horni) - ReptileTalk NET
January 25, 2018 - The humidity inside your enclosure should be at 65%. A high quality digital hygrometer is mandatory for monitoring the environment inside your enclosure. Guessing the humidity will not work.
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Argus Monitor Care - Information, Enclosure, Diet & Health - Pets With Scales
July 22, 2025 - How to care for pet Argus monitor lizards: general information, enclosure requirements, nutrition, and health tips
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Argus Monitor Lizard Pet and Care Information - Wildanimaltv
February 22, 2024 - Those who follow the Argus learn very quickly that goalkeeping is the equivalent of a meal. They are intelligent animals with a relatively high metabolism for a reptile, and in my experience, they “do it” with much more enthusiasm than most other reptiles. . So be careful during feeding time.
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Lizard Care Sheets | Reptile Supply
Thinking about bringing home a pet lizard? Make sure you are prepared to take the best care of your new pet with help from our lizard care sheets!
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Argus Monitors - Creature Care
The argus should be kept at 80-90 degrees fahrenheit. The humidity levels should be kept fairly high.
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*ArtPal, Larry Nadar. Argus Monitor (Varanus panoptes)
humidity, and quality of life for these monitors. Water should be changed or filtered regularly at · a minimum of every other day to maintain cleanliness and sanitary conditions. Argus monitors
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July 4, 2013 - Click to expand... thanks! 2ft is fine with an extra ft of mulch so 3ft??? argus' are more of a challenge lol! so more fun. i have thought of this carefuly ... no mulch for monitors. sandy loam dirt mixed with riverbed sand is best. for an adult argus, your going to need more like 30-36inchs deep.
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Argus Monitor Fact Sheet - C.S.W.D
June 12, 2018 - Argus Monitor / Yellow-spotted monitor · Varanus panoptes · Least Concern · Primarily terrestrial, avid diggers · Australia & New Guinea · Burrows & Trees · 15-20 years in captivity with proper care · Females reach up to 3 feet, males can reach 4-5 feet ·
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Argus Monitor care sheets | Reptile Forums
April 18, 2010 - The size and amount of food your Argus gets will increase as your monitor grows. A well fed Argus monitor will grow very quickly indeed so be prepared. Well fed and cared for females will even produce eggs on a regular basis without the presence of a male, so long as your husbandry method are good.
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Argus Monitor - ReptiChip LLC
June 19, 2024 - ReptiChip is ideal for Argus Monitors (Varanus panoptes) due to its ability to retain moisture, ensuring high humidity levels essential for their skin and respiratory health. Its coconut husk material mimics their natural habitat, supports burrowing behavior, and helps control odor.
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r/MonitorLizards on Reddit: Starting research to own an Argus Monitor.
December 16, 2022 -
I’ve been debating this awhile, and I want to look into getting an argus. Not only do I appreciate their intelligence, but I love big lizards and how unique their care is compared to something like a snake.
I have a few years until I can get one, but I love, love researching reptiles and I want to make sure I am 100% ready for one in the future! I am committed to spending as much as needed!
I was just wondering if anyone in this sub had things they wish they knew, pointers, or great care websites to start looking at, along with breeders?
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I own an Argus. And hopefully this month I will be acquiring a second. This does not make me an expert by any means. I also have a pair of Ackies and have owned or cared for a few other species of monitors. Would you like to hear why you shouldn’t own one? LOL Or why you should?
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Be willing to put an awful lot of time into them daily. Tame argus's don't happen by accident, but are incredibly rewarding when you get there with them. They can also be very intimidating when they want to be, never be too far away from a pair of welding gloves when giving them time out of the enclosure - which they really appreciate by the way. Access to a window they can look out of whilst in the enclosure would be a big bonus for them aswell! They can literally spend hours just staring into the neighbourhood. You don't have to have them be a free roaming monitor and you shouldn't for their environmental health reasons, but these are big, active and sometimes to me their intelligence is terrifying types of lizard. This goes against pretty much what every caresheet says, but once tamed I've found mine to be a very clingy/emotional animal, sometimes irritatingly clingy but I wouldn't swap him for the world.
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