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thank you. for all the answers and really appreciate it. Yes I think as with human when we are getting old, the organ like kidney is getting also old. My tegu gogon don't really like drinking, that's why i am concern about the hydration status and give him alot of fruits. I usually mix between papaya, apples, orange, sometimes strawberry on the top of the chicken. I use mostly the chicken wings, also the necks, and the breast.

When he was younger and before he lost the tail, his weight is 6,7 kg. Now he is 5,7 kg. I am wondering if the muscles getting smaller when he is older eventhough from the photo he is still a robust male.

I give the Calsium without D3 from Zoomed, since Gogon is mostly outdoor and get the sunshine everyday. This supplement I give every 2 feeding ( i give him meal every 4 days) plus snack like fruits only or snails every 2 days.

I wonder about the other lean protein source we can give, since I give him chicken, beef liver, and also the boiled eggs, and minced beef.

<blockquote data-quote="yulyani" data-source="post: 113773" data-attributes="member: 3455">thank you.&nbsp; for all the answers and really appreciate it. Yes I think as with human when we are getting old, the organ like kidney is getting also old. My tegu gogon don't really like drinking, that's why i am concern about the hydration status and give him alot of fruits. I usually mix between papaya, apples, orange, sometimes strawberry on the top of the chicken. I use mostly the chicken wings, also the necks, and the breast.When he was younger and before he lost the tail, his weight is 6,7 kg. Now he is 5,7 kg. I am wondering if the muscles getting smaller when he is older eventhough from the photo he is still a robust male.I give the Calsium without D3 from Zoomed, since Gogon is mostly outdoor and get the sunshine everyday. This supplement I give every 2 feeding ( i give him meal every 4 days) plus snack like fruits only or snails every 2 days.I wonder about the other lean protein source we can give, since I give him chicken, beef liver, and also the boiled eggs, and minced beef.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yulyani, post: 113773, member: 3455"] thank you. for all the answers and really appreciate it. Yes I think as with human when we are getting old, the organ like kidney is getting also old. My tegu gogon don't really like drinking, that's why i am concern about the hydration status and give him alot of fruits. I usually mix between papaya, apples, orange, sometimes strawberry on the top of the chicken. I use mostly the chicken wings, also the necks, and the breast. When he was younger and before he lost the tail, his weight is 6,7 kg. Now he is 5,7 kg. I am wondering if the muscles getting smaller when he is older eventhough from the photo he is still a robust male. I give the Calsium without D3 from Zoomed, since Gogon is mostly outdoor and get the sunshine everyday. This supplement I give every 2 feeding ( i give him meal every 4 days) plus snack like fruits only or snails every 2 days. I wonder about the other lean protein source we can give, since I give him chicken, beef liver, and also the boiled eggs, and minced beef. [/QUOTE]

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