Great post...a big pat on the back to you. I have a question tho....

Posted by jif on February 21, 2002 at 10:29:26:

In Reply to: Still concidering-responding to some responses, (long post) posted by Melissa on February 21, 2002 at 08:41:30:

Why did you give up so easily on the Tegu? There are many sources out there for prekilled frozen rodents...no need to worry about injuries to your lizard from a live rodent. Also, skinned rats are not always a necessity when feeding a Tegu recovering from surgery (which is a rare occurance anyway). I keep both Green Igs and Tegus, love them both!!
Don't give up on adopting a rescue because you want a young iguana. I know several rescue and rehab operations out there that have young iguanas available. Personally, give me one that's a year and a half to 2 years old. I find the young adults much easier to work with. Best of luck!

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• the answer to your question about the Tegu Melissa 02/21/02 (8)
  • Heres a way to have a tegu... Sklavin 02/21/02 (7)
    • Re: Heres a way to have a tegu... Melissa 02/21/02 (6)
      • Tegus rule, I'm sure you'd be happy with one, and jif 02/21/02 (1)
        • I'm going to go with the Tegu Melissa 02/22/02 (0)
      • Re: Heres a way to have a tegu... Sklavin 02/21/02 (3)
        • The tegu I would be getting... Melissa 02/22/02 (2)
          • Re: The tegu I would be getting... Sklavin 02/22/02 (1)
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