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Tegus are not carnivorous and should be fed as such. I was buying my rodents from a local breeder and they were fed fruits/vegetables regularly. As far as Savannahs go, a large portion of their diet should be insects which are easy enough to breed yourself. Dubias are very easy and can be fed fruit and vegetables.

[QUOTE="james.w, post: 114122, member: 2019"] Tegus are not carnivorous and should be fed as such. I was buying my rodents from a local breeder and they were fed fruits/vegetables regularly. As far as Savannahs go, a large portion of their diet should be insects which are easy enough to breed yourself. Dubias are very easy and can be fed fruit and vegetables. [/QUOTE]

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