Some people want to own the large, impressive lizard immediately, and may feel the impulse to purchase a large one. This is a bad idea. Choose a baby, and then you can dictate how it is cared for. This will improve the likelihood of having a tame adult. Care Care for a Savannah monitor is fairly easy.
Savannah monitors come from the semi-arid regions of Africa.
Thus, they have little need for high humidities, and do well in low-middle humidity levels. A hot spot that reaches 90-100 degrees is needed, but do not maintain the entire cage at these temperatures. Savannahs need a place to cool off in the 80s. A Savannah monitor cage, like all monitor cages, must be large. Savannah monitors are extremely active and curious.