It's no joke that a monitor is a serious commitment and can be a dangerous one. But man, the stories I can tell about some of the animals I have had the opportunity to work with.

I don't post much and kind of keep to my self. Not too many people on here know who I am. I'm not trying to brag I'm just trying to illustrate that I'm not a novice when it comes to working with animals that can turn on you at any time. Seriously I could go on but I'll stop there. 7' alligator, 3' cayman, Lion cub, Rough Tail Lemurs, Squirrel monkeys, spider monkeys, Genet cats, 15' burms, 5' arg. I don't know if it's the look they give you as they study you or watching them tripod, but I can't get enough of them.Д«TW: just in case you were wondering what other large and dangerous exotics I was talking about the short list goes a little something like this. It's just something about the Argus that makes me fall in love with them. But I think my experience with other monitors and large dangerous exotics more than makes up for it. But I do agree that for 'most' people a Argus would be a bad first choice. I have worked with many tame monitors before. Developments in the AUS 32 supply chain in Europe, North America and Brazil, through primary research and interactions with the market Industry news. It will granted never be as tame as say a Bearded, but you can work with them. I do have to disagree that monitors can't be tamed. And I work for a exotic animal pet store (the Vivarium), so getting a steady supply of rodents and insects will be as easy as pie. Monitoring temperatures and status of system components such as CPU, GPU and hard disk drive, fan speeds Monitor your hard disk drive temperature and the health status of your hard disk drive by constantly checking the critical S.M.A.R.T. Mxracer: I am well aware of the food requirements and space requirements that a Argus needs. It's from Mike at Zoo2You.ca I have know Mike from many many years and he takes amazing care of his pets. First off just to clarify it's not the one off of Kijiji.

Argus monitor as first monitor