T3GUGURL96
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Honestly, Oreo looks like a typical B&W.Hey new member here. I was wondering why oreo head looks different from other choacans. Also isn't the white head choacan an extreme giant?
Also the tiny one in the 2nd pic isn't mine
Some do, some don't. Highly variable in color and pattern. Head and neck may or may not lighten over time. Happy to help.I was seriously thinking that but do b&w tegus have a browinsh cream head/neck? Then most of his body is white and black. Im completely lost lol . He have a V under his neck also, I'll try to take a picture of it after work. Thanks so much for helping me
Cody-You know I love'em!!!The two adults I purchased from Rodney not too long ago, color can very signifigantly. The baby is a 'chacoan' that I purchased from underground reptiles. The difference, if it is there, is minimal at best. In the end they're all tupinambis merinae. Some sell the chacoans for more, some for less, though they're all pretty much enirely the same.
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Thank you, I am quitr happy with Rodney for shipping me these two great animals. If I were to buy more black and whites i'd definitely contact him again. As for the chacoan I am quite happy with Underground for him as well. If I hadn't of bought him I wouldn't have had any idea of how truly great these animals are.Nice healthy looking tegus Cody
I'm hoping other keepers will consider the grow tent as a possible option.On a side note, I can't express how much I love a grow tent as an enclosure. I may not be able to build anything on top of it but the durabillity and it's insulation is top notch, and it's great for humidity and air flow.
Cody-You know I love'em!!!