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Ya I dont think there is anyway this little monitor could ever eat a tegu more like the other way around lol. Now if it was a savannah that would be a different story for sure. My dwarf monitor doesn't eat anything larger than than a large cricket and on special occasions a small pinky. He also...
I did think about the health factors of putting them together. They both are captively bred for multiple genarations so they shouldn't be bringing in any pathogens from elsewhere. I just put the monitor in a brand new cage with new sand etc the same so there should have been any feces buildup...
Got a very cute hatchling baby tegu at the reptile expo in San Mateo yesterday. He has his own cage but when I introduced him to my dwarf monitor Dino for some reason he loved him. He follows the dwarf monitor around like a baby duck to its mother its pretty cute. The pics dont really show it...