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my old neighbor has a pair of arg b/w tegus that she needs to rehome. i'm still tossing around the concept of keeping them myself, but am worried that groxy'll beat em up as they're half her size, and i do not have enough room for another huge inclosure. they are a male and female, i've spent a lot of time with them trying to teach her how to take proper care of em but as she has not much cash they have went without uvb for a while and they're cage is too small. the male bartley is showing signs of beginning mbd a little twitching and such, but they're pretty healthy. we're in northern california santa rosa. so i guess i'm testing the waters and judging interest. she doesn't trust herself to ship em, and i'm allmost to the point of wanting to take em myself but if your in the market for a pair of young tegu's let me know and i'll get more info on them for you and get questions answered.

<blockquote data-quote="Kharnifex" data-source="post: 39340" data-attributes="member: 381"><p>my old neighbor has a pair of arg b/w tegus that she needs to rehome. i'm still tossing around the concept of keeping them myself, but am worried that groxy'll beat em up as they're half her size, and i do not have enough room for another huge inclosure. they are a male and female, i've spent a lot of time with them trying to teach her how to take proper care of em but as she has not much cash they have went without uvb for a while and they're cage is too small. the male bartley is showing signs of beginning mbd a little twitching and such, but they're pretty healthy. we're in northern california santa rosa. so i guess i'm testing the waters and judging interest. she doesn't trust herself to ship em, and i'm allmost to the point of wanting to take em myself but if your in the market for a pair of young tegu's let me know and i'll get more info on them for you and get questions answered.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Kharnifex, post: 39340, member: 381"] my old neighbor has a pair of arg b/w tegus that she needs to rehome. i'm still tossing around the concept of keeping them myself, but am worried that groxy'll beat em up as they're half her size, and i do not have enough room for another huge inclosure. they are a male and female, i've spent a lot of time with them trying to teach her how to take proper care of em but as she has not much cash they have went without uvb for a while and they're cage is too small. the male bartley is showing signs of beginning mbd a little twitching and such, but they're pretty healthy. we're in northern california santa rosa. so i guess i'm testing the waters and judging interest. she doesn't trust herself to ship em, and i'm allmost to the point of wanting to take em myself but if your in the market for a pair of young tegu's let me know and i'll get more info on them for you and get questions answered. [/QUOTE]

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