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Then you better prepay for one . Those blues sell super fast.And when you do find them AFTER baby time , plan on spending rent prices to get one.

I have owned both and love both. its like apples and oranges both are the same and completely different. Its cheaper to get an imported Sav because there are not too many captive bred on the market
And tegus are relatively easy to breed if THEY want to.
And as for the blues they for the most part do lay around 20 or so eggs . But Chris had a bumper crop across the pond of 32 .Good luck Chris

[QUOTE="got10, post: 116129, member: 2258"] Then you better prepay for one . Those blues sell super fast.And when you do find them AFTER baby time , plan on spending rent prices to get one. [hr][/hr] I have owned both and love both. its like apples and oranges both are the same and completely different. Its cheaper to get an imported Sav because there are not too many captive bred on the market And tegus are relatively easy to breed if THEY want to. And as for the blues they for the most part do lay around 20 or so eggs . But Chris had a bumper crop across the pond of 32 .Good luck Chris [/QUOTE]

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