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Tegu

Tegu lizard care guide and information: enclosure requirements, diet and feeding, health facts and more. How to keep and care for tegu as a petArgentine black and white tegus, Red tegus, Colombian golden tegus, etc.

Tegu korpus / Terrarium

How to Choose the Best Tegu Enclosure for Your Pet

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Tegu lizards are large reptiles that need a spacious enclosure. Choose an enclosure that is at least 8x4x4 feet and has a secure lid, adequate ventilation, and a temperature and humidity gradient.

Reptilinks

Reptilinks Review: The Most Convenient Reptile Food

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Reptilinks are a healthy and convenient way to feed your reptile. They are made from whole prey animals, including bones and organs, and they are a good option for a variety of pet reptiles.

a lizard on brown sand

Choosing the Best Substrate for Your Tegu

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Tegus are large, ground-dwelling lizards that love to dig and burrow. When choosing a substrate for your tegu’s enclosure, it is important to consider their needs and preferences. Tegus love to dig and burrow, so you should provide a varied substrate that will allow them to do so. A good substrate option is a mixture of newspaper or butcher paper as a base, with large sections of topsoil, cypress mulch… Loe rohkem »Choosing the Best Substrate for Your Tegu

Homemade reptilink recipe

How to Make Your Own Reptilinks

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How to make your own DIY reptilinks: healthy food recipes for domestic snakes, lizards, kahepaiksed, turtles and crocodilians.

Must-valge Tegu (Salvator Merianae)

Can you own a tegu in Australia?

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Unfortunately, you cannot own a tegu in Australia. The Australian government has strict laws regarding the importation and ownership of exotic animals, and tegus are not native to Australia. Nagu, it is illegal to keep a tegu as a pet in Australia. The only way to legally own a tegu in Australia is to have a permit from the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP). Kuid, permits… Loe rohkem »Can you own a tegu in Australia?