NERD 2025 CBB T-Negative Albino Asian Water Monitors, photo 1

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Asian Water Monitor?Unsexed6d ago

NERD 2025 CBB T-Negative Albino Asian Water Monitors

byNew England Reptile (NERD)· Plaistow, New Hampshire

NERD 2025 CBB T Negative Albino

$5,500Available

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Knowledge — Culebra Codex

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Species profile & care Genetics & morphs Husbandry & feeding

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Escrow checkout launches end of October

This animal

Sex: ?Unsexed
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Origin: Acquired stock
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Listing ID: NERD-8958438572269

Temperament & handling

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Disposition

Asian Water Monitor — Advanced — a large, powerful, intelligent monitor

Handling

Daily calm interaction builds trust — socialization is a foundation you keep building on, not a switch you flip.

Adult size

5–7+ ft (males larger)

Highly intelligent and food-motivated; settles remarkably with consistent, respectful interaction.

Read the full Asian Water Monitors care guideIn Culebra Codex — the library & courses

Genetics

1 visual gene

NERD 2025 CBB T Negative Albinotrait

Diet & feeding

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Prey

Whole prey: rodents, chicks, fish, crustaceans, eggs

Prey size

Scaled to head width; whole prey over processed food

Frequency

Juveniles daily to every other day; adults 2–3x weekly

Last fed

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Obesity is the top husbandry failure — lean, varied feeding wins.

Typical care for this species

General asian water monitors guidance, not this animal's current setup. Ask the seller how it is kept now.

Enclosure

Custom build with a water feature they can fully submerge in

Starter enclosure

4×2×2 ft grow-out with tight security

Substrate

Deep soil/cypress mix that holds burrows and humidity

Adult enclosure

8×4×6 ft minimum — bigger is better, plus a soak tub

Warm side

Basking 120–140°F surface; ambient mid-80s

Cool side

75–80°F

Humidity

70–80%

Escape-proof latches everywhere — salvators test enclosures constantly.

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Is it feeding reliably, and on what?
Clean, complete sheds and clear eyes?
Hatch date, weight and current length
Feeding and shed records

From the breeder

These little fellas hatched around mid-January and are doing absolutely phenomenal. Feeding on live gut-loaded insects, scrambled eggs, and minced meat- all dusted with calcium w/D3 and a variety of vitamin powders. T-Neg Albino Waters are the cream of the crop that always rises to the top! We have a very limited availability, so don’t hesitate! If you have any questions please send us an email at newenglandreptile@gmail.com Pics taken 3/21/25