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I will have a tegu soon and I'm getting mine from Tegu Terra here in GA, on their website he has a whole care sheet and he knows what he's talking about. He's been breeding them for over 12 years and has a list of substrate options, food options, and what to feed them depending on their age. So...
I will have a tegu soon and I'm getting mine from Tegu Terra here in GA, on their website he has a whole care sheet and he knows what he's talking about. He's been breeding them for over 12 years and has a list of substrate options, food options, and what to feed them depending on their age. So...
I don't have a tegu yet, but i have a uromastyx and I take him everywhere with me and almost every person that owns a tegu, takes it with them. You almost have to think of them as your baby, they have socialization needs just like a child and un like a child they are easier to take with you. So...
If he does freak out and wiggle, still pick him up anyways, hold him close and he'll calm down. Almost all lizards will do this, he just needs to get use to being picked up and held by you. Best way to pick him up, slide your hand under his belly and slowly and gently pick him up. and as for...