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The organs and bones are good supplements to third diet.

Im going to offend the tegu community, but I give my tegus wholr live rodents. Yes, this prey can bite, however, when the tegu shakes, the rodent dies theyre no longer a threat.... that being said my'gu may . But the way i see it, theyre natural predators and they want hunt, not be fed.

Thst being said, my gu's only get this on special occasions. Most of thr time, dinner is of crickets and that ground bison you get at giant (sprinkled with deprivation, of course).

I use bison because its the least processed meat, and 'gues seem to love the stuff.

[QUOTE="Tiamat, post: 164610, member: 8235"] The organs and bones are good supplements to third diet. Im going to offend the tegu community, but I give my tegus wholr live rodents. Yes, this prey can bite, however, when the tegu shakes, the rodent dies theyre no longer a threat.... that being said my'gu may . But the way i see it, theyre natural predators and they want hunt, not be fed. Thst being said, my gu's only get this on special occasions. Most of thr time, dinner is of crickets and that ground bison you get at giant (sprinkled with deprivation, of course). I use bison because its the least processed meat, and 'gues seem to love the stuff. [/QUOTE]

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