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Bobby has been at this for a while so I wouldn't question his methods. As far as shipping an animal that's in hibernation(or early stages) - it seems like a great time to ship to me. Would you rather be tossed in a dark bag/box for a couple days while you're sleeping or during your active period?

As far as the beetle, I wouldn't worry about it much. If tegus were that vulnerable during hiberantion they'd probably be extinct by now. I've noticed a lot of small spiders have moved into my tegu's enclosure since we went down. I'm leaving them there as an alarm system - when the webs disappear Boon has been roaming .

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[QUOTE="JohnMatthew, post: 32064, member: 385"] Bobby has been at this for a while so I wouldn't question his methods. As far as shipping an animal that's in hibernation(or early stages) - it seems like a great time to ship to me. Would you rather be tossed in a dark bag/box for a couple days while you're sleeping or during your active period? As far as the beetle, I wouldn't worry about it much. If tegus were that vulnerable during hiberantion they'd probably be extinct by now. I've noticed a lot of small spiders have moved into my tegu's enclosure since we went down. I'm leaving them there as an alarm system - when the webs disappear Boon has been roaming :) . [/QUOTE]

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