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Recent content by Robyn@SYR
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Red Tegu Photos with tomatoes and grapes
Great pics, love the colors!- Robyn@SYR
- Post #4
- Forum: Red Tegu Discussion
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SHIPPING
You can ship lizards and other reptiles with US Postal, but no snakes. Their overnight service is often spotty, is not guaranteed overnight to many addresses, and tracking and recourse stinks. The rate can be better at times, but I wouldn't risk live reptiles at the hands of US Postal. Even...- Robyn@SYR
- Post #10
- Forum: General Tegu Discussion
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SHIPPING
You can ship lizards with either UPS or FedEx. With FedEx, you need to be individually certified, unless you are using ShipYourReptiles, then you are shipping under our certification. You need to meet our Shipping Standards, including temperature parameters and packaging requirements (which meet...- Robyn@SYR
- Post #7
- Forum: General Tegu Discussion
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Need help with shipping ASAP!!!
Our "bit pricey" rate starts at 20% LESS than the FedEx rate, and can improve from that as you gain shipping volume : ) Laura- if you send me the info on the FedEx facility that has given you grief, I can have the FedEx Live Animal Desk contact them directly and get them up to speed, in a...- Robyn@SYR
- Post #15
- Forum: General Tegu Discussion
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Need help with shipping ASAP!!!
Hey everyone, some clarification and answers : ) Please DO NOT ship reptiles directly with FedEx without being certified. You are putting our entire hobby/industry at risk by "winging it". You can become individually certified, or you can use the ShipYourReptiles.com site and you are shipping...- Robyn@SYR
- Post #11
- Forum: General Tegu Discussion
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New Peacock Monitor
The cage actually works exactly OPPOSITE as it was designed : ) And heaven forbid the lizard manages to get inside the cage, which I have seen happen, that is a nightmare. Best of luck with your monitor!- Robyn@SYR
- Post #9
- Forum: Monitor Lizard Discussion
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New enclosure Dracaena guianensis (Cayman tegus)
Those are awesome!- Robyn@SYR
- Post #6
- Forum: Tegu Enclosures
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UV lighting?
Rodent based diet, occasional insects. I don't know that they ever saw the sun. 50watt Halogen Flood bulbs. We typically supplement insects, but again, they were a limited offering for our Tegus, it was mostly rodents.- Robyn@SYR
- Post #16
- Forum: Monitor Lizard Discussion
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UV lighting?
We have kept (and raised) the Albino Blues without it, yes.- Robyn@SYR
- Post #12
- Forum: Monitor Lizard Discussion
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UV lighting?
Found this post and mention through The Reptile Report : ) We have never used full spectrum lighting in breeding lizards. Any number of different species. When lizards are underkept, UV can work as a bandaid to try and address a non-thriving situation. But I believe calcium placement...- Robyn@SYR
- Post #10
- Forum: Monitor Lizard Discussion