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James, would you be terribly upset with me if I told you I posted it as a joke to mess with you lol. I know venom is different from a poison and it's delivery is different along with origin. The argus just looks like it's a bit more work, and as interesting as there habit of tripoding is, not my cup of tea. Tegus seem more docile and less likely to have temperament issues.

It's to easy sometimes, it's also amusing how judgmental some people are on here. Most of the monitors I've seen on here or other places seem to get quite a bit more girth. I yet again will say, I have no problem with housing or keeping a large tegu, or lizard that if you didn't read into everything, wasn't the size of a monitor and had a monitors temperament.

[QUOTE="new2tegus, post: 87712, member: 2478"] James, would you be terribly upset with me if I told you I posted it as a joke to mess with you lol. I know venom is different from a poison and it's delivery is different along with origin. The argus just looks like it's a bit more work, and as interesting as there habit of tripoding is, not my cup of tea. Tegus seem more docile and less likely to have temperament issues.[hr] It's to easy sometimes, it's also amusing how judgmental some people are on here. Most of the monitors I've seen on here or other places seem to get quite a bit more girth. I yet again will say, I have no problem with housing or keeping a large tegu, or lizard that if you didn't read into everything, wasn't the size of a monitor and had a monitors temperament.[/hr] [/QUOTE]

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