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most of the time colo. dont brumate( mammals hibernate not reptiles) but if the season is right, meaning you dont keep your enclosure warm, the reptile just mite dozz off! Argentines are deff. known for this but i have owned many LARGE and rare reptiles from all over and have been able to keep them from brumation you jus have to slow feeding down to ensure no heavy reptiles(fatties!! Tegu's love food!!! we all know this!! haha).... have a nice day bro!

[QUOTE="Guest, post: 74867"] most of the time colo. dont brumate( mammals hibernate not reptiles) but if the season is right, meaning you dont keep your enclosure warm, the reptile just mite dozz off! Argentines are deff. known for this but i have owned many LARGE and rare reptiles from all over and have been able to keep them from brumation you jus have to slow feeding down to ensure no heavy reptiles(fatties!! Tegu's love food!!! we all know this!! haha).... :) have a nice day bro! [/QUOTE]

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