Also another question I have is can I let him stay outside when he gets older(Im talking like mating stage and later)? I will still be watching over him but not as much. I live in texas where the weather is good for him during the summers(which is the only time i will let him out. There is a problem that I'm not sure of. We have a big pool that he will most definitly stumble into if I'm not watching and if he gets too hot we have a big like roof type thing outside.But how will they react to water? Can i train him to maybe swim? I could just let him out onto the balcony I mean they don't look like they do too much when the get big. What are you guys thoughts?
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Outside and Swimming?
- Thread starter Bllaine
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Tegus are natural born swimmers, they swim like crocodiles. And tegus love to be outside, the natrual sunlight is the best for them, just make sure you have a fence and keep an eye on him, because tegus are also excellent diggers, and he will dig right under that fence.
