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But how does the meditation prove anything when the bathtub is commonly used in taming, and your tegu could become tame by simply spending the time in the tub with you.
BatGirl1 said::/ I was handling niles every day since day one.I held him in a pouch that I made so he could feel safe and 'hide ' if he wanted.he'd pop in and out.then I switched to a facecloth each time I take him out.I do this for security and familiarity I guess.I can wrap him in it or have him on top of it.it also helps me because of his claws.other times we snuggle in my bed.he sleeps on my chest or wanders...what he wants he gets.then I return him to his house.unless feeding then I feed him in his feed tub.he never jumps or runs but maybe I just got lucky with a snuggly non-skittish tegu?
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DavidRosi said:1-2 weeks...
I didn't have mine from a hatchling, but a juvi; and I skittish one at that ! I still, even at that age, allowed him time to himself with my only "interference" being daily chores such as changing the water, spot cleaning and feeding.
After 2-3 weeks I'd then tempt him out of his viv into a 100% secure enclosure (can provide pictures if need be) where he'd eat with me near and I worked from there. I think the point that worries people is the fact that, you have already lost one tegu... Which, dare I ask, did you ever recover?
DavidRosi said:I apologise if you think that's my intention.
I was only trying to aid in awareness of possible problems that may arise.
I'll leave this topic to its own if you feel that was my intention.
All the best.
james.w said:Everyone here is trying to help, but you aren't listening.
laurarfl said:Stop.