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Tegu names

Walter1

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That's Rosita. She likes her name, I think!
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Waters

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Don't have a picture unfortunately but I named him Blue because

1) He is a purple Tegu, being 56.25% blue
2) Reminds me of the movie Old School......"Your my boy Blue!" :)
3) My wife likes the Jurassic Park movies
4) I have already used all of the Greek God names with past reptiles lol.
 

UnicornsNbattz

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Don't have a picture unfortunately but I named him Blue because

1) He is a purple Tegu, being 56.25% blue
2) Reminds me of the movie Old School......"Your my boy Blue!" :)
3) My wife likes the Jurassic Park movies
4) I have already used all of the Greek God names with past reptiles lol.

Haha but Blue is a beautiful name , I love it my favorite color is blue
 

Zyn

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I believe they are separate if it was as simple
as a morph you couldn’t see physical difference between male and females of blue and BW. The most noteable being their size and head shape

Like crossing reds blues and B/W this isn’t creating morphs like underground reptiles likes to advertise. It’s just crossing, outside of a Albino I don’t see any morphs. The high white and or high blacks are line breed for it

If we want true morphs we’re going to need to see imports again and get some fresh blood in. Most morphs originate in the wild.
 
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