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Tegus in Canada

Are Tegus Legal in Canada?

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Good news for reptile enthusiasts in Canada: Tegu lizards are generally allowed pets. Unlike Monitor lizards which are banned in much of the country, Tegus are completely legal to own. This is because even though tegus are grow quite large as adults, they do not exceed the maximum size of 2 metres and unlike monitors, they are not venomous. All most common species of Tegus in the pet trade meet… Läs mer »Are Tegus Legal in Canada?

Quince Monitor / Yellow Monitor

Quince Monitor Care Sheet

The Quince Monitor aka Yellow Monitor (Varanus melinus), is a medium-sized species of monitor lizard native to Southeast Asia. Known for their vibrant coloration and active behavior, they are a popular choice among reptile enthusiasts. I det vilda, Quince Monitors inhabit the tropical rainforests and swamps of countries like Thailand, Malaysia, och Indonesien. They are semi-aquatic creatures and are often found near bodies of water. Quince Monitor Info Physical Characteristics… Läs mer »Quince Monitor Care Sheet

Smaller species of Monitor lizards are allowed in British Columbia, but not in Toronto

Are Monitor Lizards Legal in Canada?

Depending on where you are located, you may or may not be able to keep a Monitor lizard as a pet in Canada. British Columbia allows the possession of most Monitor lizards which are commonly found in the pet trade, with some exceptions. Some of the most popular pet Monitor lizards, such as Ackie Monitors (Varanus acanthurus), Savannah monitorer (Varanus exanthematicus), and Timor Monitors (Varanus timorensis) are generally allowed. This… Läs mer »Are Monitor Lizards Legal in Canada?