nbmiller59
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Im from the Philippines to. Well my mom is haha. I saw your post about ure tegu, i didn't think to name mine in togalog. Its a sick name
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gold mixes?
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bmx3000max
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dont think clumbians and args can breed...if so i think it would have happened awhile ago....and as for a paraguyan red, thosse are just normal reds they use the name paraguyan to sell them for more...i asked the guys at underground if they have any proof and i would buy two and no answer from them...
nbmiller59
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Hm. Well any way it happens im going to enjoy my tegu.
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nbmiller59 said:
Thats right! Me too!
bmx3000max said:
Regular red or not, I'm diggin the high white in mine. But I do agree that it just seems like a marketing ploy. Lol. Sold me! Hahaha!
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I don't see why it would have happened by now when Colombians have a bad rep for aggression. Most people don't want anything to do with them, on top of that how many or how often do you see actual or even pics of Adult Colombians or Golds?
You can't guarantee temperament when breeding among the same species or not. Therefore who would want a 3ft plus and how ever many pounds animal, that tries to take them out every chance it got. Very few people which makes for a small market. As Colombians become more popular, people know more about them and realize that they can be handle able and just as calm as the other tegus, I think that'll change.
Eventually somebody will try it with the right combination and succeed, that's just how I see it.
You can't guarantee temperament when breeding among the same species or not. Therefore who would want a 3ft plus and how ever many pounds animal, that tries to take them out every chance it got. Very few people which makes for a small market. As Colombians become more popular, people know more about them and realize that they can be handle able and just as calm as the other tegus, I think that'll change.
Eventually somebody will try it with the right combination and succeed, that's just how I see it.
