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08-29-12, 11:32 PM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
Mixing is a definite NO NO.
Never owned either one but I would put tegus at a little more difficult to keep than savs
Only because of larger size, and a much more varied diet. Otherwise I hear they're both docile.
And not too sure about savs, but let me tell you, tegu poop REAKS. And I believe it's due to their varied diet.
(Helped a fried clean out his enclosure once...)
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08-29-12, 11:41 PM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
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tegu poop REAKS.
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Umm, no it doesn't. I have four tegus now. The only time I've had smelly poop was when my Argentine was battling a serious infection (had it when I brought her home) and had to be fed a ground turkey diet to get her meds down.
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08-30-12, 02:45 AM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
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Originally Posted by moshirimon
Mixing is a definite NO NO.
Never owned either one but I would put tegus at a little more difficult to keep than savs
Only because of larger size, and a much more varied diet. Otherwise I hear they're both docile.
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That's the biggest problem going.. properly supported lizards are far from "docile"
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08-30-12, 07:35 AM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
You're right. That's exactly why I stay away from them. Let me word it better. If you have the time, dedication, and resources to properly own, and work with a b&w or sav, then they can turn out to be some of the most well tempered big lizards out there.
And barelybreathing like I said I never owned one. I've only experienced the poop once and I guess it was too much for me. Like you, my friend (owner of the tegu) kept insisting it didn't smell lol.
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08-30-12, 10:39 AM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
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Originally Posted by moshirimon
You're right. That's exactly why I stay away from them. Let me word it better. If you have the time, dedication, and resources to properly own, and work with a b&w or sav, then they can turn out to be some of the most well tempered big lizards out there.
And barelybreathing like I said I never owned one. I've only experienced the poop once and I guess it was too much for me. Like you, my friend (owner of the tegu) kept insisting it didn't smell lol.
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It could have been stress poop. Stress poop smells awful, regardless of the creature it comes from.
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08-30-12, 11:00 AM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
yea you're right. i know about stress poos lol.
but do you have any threads on your tegus? i'd love to see them!
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08-30-12, 11:02 AM
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Re: Varanids and Tegus
I just put up a thread last night on my gold. It's just a picture, though. I believe I have one on Maya, my tame Colombian, and pictures of Zorro and Iris.
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