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Yes I can take him/her to a vet. I also heard it can kill them if they eat a lot before or during brumstion because they won't digest food and it will rot in their stomach. So do I keep offering food or wait until he/she is more active for a couple days before offering food. I have witnesses...
Information on brumation seems to vary greatly with everyone I talk to, some people say if they don't brumate there first year they'll be infertile, some say they don't need to brumate, some say if they don't brumate there organs will become elongated. I am just not able to find any solid...
I thought one of the ways to check is there loreal scales , Argentine B&W have 2 and Columbian have 1, usually. Mine appears to have 2 scales in between eye and nostril. Also Argentine have a lateral line that runs down the length of the body starting at the eye, which mine appears to have.
Hello, I got a Argentine black and white tegu on Saturday Jan 8th and it has not eaten. It is about 4-6 months old. It has drank water at least once but all it seems to do is burrow under a hide in the cold side of the tank. Temp is around 100f on basking, 80-90 on hot side and 70-80 on cool...