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I was curious what the lowest temps you have exposed your Tegu are. I have read that black and whites are the most cold tolerant and that reds are the least. I've also read that the night temps should remain in the 70's, which seems pretty high considering that other articles I've read say that parts of Argentina where they're found are considered almost temperate and get snow.
So out of curiosity, what is the lowest temps you're tegus have survived? My big female spends the summer in an outdoor enclosure, which went down to the mid 50's the other night. I did bring her in the next day since the temps went down into the mid 40's. Can you all post your experience on temps and your tegus? Would be much appreciated.
So out of curiosity, what is the lowest temps you're tegus have survived? My big female spends the summer in an outdoor enclosure, which went down to the mid 50's the other night. I did bring her in the next day since the temps went down into the mid 40's. Can you all post your experience on temps and your tegus? Would be much appreciated.