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Here's my red, D'Argo. He's 10 years old this year, and this picture was taken about 3 or 4 years ago. He was 57" and about 28 pounds. I haven't measured or weighed him in a while though. I'm 6'2", so that should give you some scale. My B&W male is 4' and about 18 pounds, my RedXB&W female...
Elim has made it home! Finally! I tell you, it's been many years since I've had a hatchling, I've forgotten how small they are! He didn't waste anytime eating either. 5 minutes out of the shipping box and he is already downing a small pinkie :)
It looks like I might have to wait until Wednesday to get mine. Bobby said that the post office told him since I live in a "rural area" (which I really don't consider where I live rural, it's one of the biggest cities where I live, which I guess isn't saying much since I live in WV) that it may...
She finally did eat a medium rat. She's the pickiest Tegu I've ever seen (although, she's only my third one). She doesn't seem to like much, although I haven't introduced her to the whole gauntlet of foods they can eat. Fruit is pretty much out and most of the time she even snubs her nose at...
I have a female that just laid her first clutch of eggs (I've had her for about 4 years now) and I was wondering how long after laying her eggs will she start feeding again?
I actually watched this whole episode when it was on, just because I saw the promo for it having Tegu's on it. They did portray tegu's in a negative way, not just that they are invasive, but they are highly dangerous. Which, that is true if you provoke them. It always amazes me how afraid...