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Keeping and Caring for Monitor Lizards and Tegus by Lenny Flank, 2009-10-04

Monitors, Tegus, and Related Lizards (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Richard Bartlett, Patricia Bartlett, 1996-10-01

Giant Lizards: The Definitive Guide to the Natural History, Care, and Breeding of Monitors, Iguanas, Tegus, and Other Large Lizards by Ph.D. Robert George Sprackland, 2009-02

Whiptail lizards, tegus, and relatives: An entry from Thomson Gale's <i>Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia</i> by Lee A., PhD Fitzgerald, 2004

Monitors Tegus &Related Lizards, Everything About Selection Care Nutrition Diseases Breeding &Behavior - 1996 publication by Pop Patrca Bartltt, 1996-01-01

General Care and Maintenance of Popular Monitors & Tegus (Herpetocultural Library, The) by Michael Balsai, 1997-08

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Tegu/Monitor Food Info
can and spoon out 2 full tablespoons (1/4 can) of food per small tegu or monitorlizard being fed, slightly less for other carnivorous feeding type lizards.
http://www.zoomed.com/html/tegu_monitor_food_info.html

Extractions: Soybean Meal, Chicken, Corn Meal, Wheat Mill Run, Kelp Meal, Cone Meal, Garlic Powder, Vitamin Mix (Rice Hulls, Choline Chloride, Riboflavin, Niacin, Thiamine Mononitrate, Pyridoxine HCL, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source of Vitamin K activity), Calcium Carbonate, Alpha Di Tocopheryl Acetate (Source of Vitamin E), Vitamin A Acetate, Folic Acid, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin D3, D-Biotin), water sufficient for processing.
Cyclura.com - Tegus
When, in fact, they are much more closely related to skinks or lacertas lizards.One distinct difference between a monitor and a tegu is the ability a tegu has
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Extractions: n : Tegu is a Portuguese word, correctly spelled Teju, which means lizard. - © 1995 Zane Publishing, Inc. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary © 1994 by Merriam-Webster, Incorporated The family Tupinambis are large South American teiid lizards. Many people associate Tegus with monitors because of their size (which can be up to 4 feet in length), pointy nose, fork tongue and aggressiveness when consuming their food. When, in fact, they are much more closely related to skinks or lacertas lizards. One distinct difference between a monitor and a tegu is the ability a tegu has to regenerate a broken or damaged tail. Tegus originate from Argentina and Columbia. The difference between the two species groups include scale and temperament differences. The Argentine tegu has two loreal scales on the front of the snout, where the Colombian tegu only has one; the Argentine tegu seems to be calmer and more easily tamed that those from Columbia. The species is called out by color definitions: Tupinamis duseni T. nigropunctatus
Chameleon Counters - Lizards
lizards Item , Common Name, Scientific Name, In Stock, USD Price. Anoles. LMC014,Emerald Swift, Sceloporous malachitus, 0, 17.95. LMC015, Gold tegu, Tupinambissp.
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Ask An Expert About Lizards
Q Hissing Iguana (For Mr.D), Anita, 10/30/01, 936 am. Long TailedGrass lizards, jaodko30, 10/30/01, 826 am. Q red tailed tegu dying?
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Ask An Expert About Lizards
reptilemama, A+, 1/8/02, 722 pm. Q tegu lizard, Hyper, 1/8/02, 455 pm. A tegulizard, chrisespets, B, 1/8/02, 534 pm. A tegu lizard, Uroman, A+, 1/9/02, 541am.
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Herp Stories
this, the reader might be better equipped to care for his or her tegu. First itmust be said that all tegus are not exactly beginner lizards (especially T
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What Kind Of Lizards Are THESE? Dwarf Tegu & Bearded Dragon?
What kind of lizards are THESE? Dwarf tegu Bearded Dragon? Thank you! FollowUps Re What kind of lizards are THESE? Dwarf tegu Bearded Dragon?
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Extractions: MainRoom Follow Ups Post Followup ... What Kind of Lizard Forum Posted by AggressiveKitten on October 21, 2002 at 11:26:29: Yesterday I met a guy who was looking to adopt-out these two lizards (He posted them in the classifieds section on here). One of them looks like a dwarf tegu, but i'm not sure. He's got like a brownish kind of head, and a grey body, with blue, and blue-greenish spots on his back, and belly. He's very fast sometimes, and other times, he's pretty laid back, he hasn't tried to bite, he's about 9" or bigger, mostly tail. He eat's like a monitor, or tegu wouldand he's a pig! I'm just not sure what it is. Anyone have any suggestions to what he might be? The other one looks very similar to a bearded dragon, except it doesn't have the spikes on the sides, other than that, he looks exactly like a beardie, but his color is also very strange, he has a dark brown/gray color with very orange kind of strips. Nothing like a beardie's markings like i've seen; kind of like a tiger. He eat's well also, and is pretty docile, but a little skiddish. I will try and post pics shortly; anyone have any suggestions on what these guys might be?
Re: What Kind Of Lizards Are THESE? Dwarf Tegu & Bearded Dragon?
Re What kind of lizards are THESE? Dwarf tegu Bearded Dragon? In Replyto What kind of lizards are THESE? Dwarf tegu Bearded Dragon?
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Extractions: MainRoom Follow Ups Post Followup ... What Kind of Lizard Forum Posted by mike d on October 23, 2002 at 18:40:54: In Reply to: posted by AggressiveKitten on October 21, 2002 at 11:26:29: The tegu like one sounds like a green amieva. They are relitivly big and can be quite agressive (they have a nasty bite)I fed mine pinkies. Also keep them on a dirt about 10-12" deep they love to dig. Mine used used to tunnel all over the cage. Give them alot of room to move around.
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Lizards
lizards. MARCH 2003. Captive Bred 1500.00. 1 TIMOR MONITOR Varanus timorensis,AD, 150.00. 5 GOLD tegu Tupinambis teguixin, JV 3, 35.00. 20
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Extractions: Captive Bred Veiled Chameleons Chamaeleo calyptratus Glades Herp Homepage Numbers to the left of the decimal refer to the males. Numbers on the right of the decimal refer to females. When no decimal appears, the number indicated refers to unsexed specimens. CB = Captive Born AD = Adult WC = Wild Caught CR = Captive Raised JV = Juvenile IM = Imperfect *** Copy what you want to order and click here to order 1 PREHENSILE-TAILED GIANT SKINK Corucia zebrata , AD, SOLOMON IS. GROUND SKINK Eugongylus albofasciolatus , Imp., 1 GREAT PLAINS SKINK Eumeces obsoletus SOUTHEASTERN FIVE-LINED SKINK Eumeces inexpectatus 1 BROAD-HEADED SKINK Eumeces laticeps , WC, AD, 2 FIRE SKINK Riopa fernandi , AD, nice! 10 LITTLE BROWN SKINK Scincella lateralis 8 SANDFISH Scincus scincus 2 GOLDBELLY BLUE-TONGUE SKINK Tiliqua scincoides chimaerea , NICE! 2 NEW GUINEA BLUE-TONGUE SKINK Tiliqua scincoides , AD, NICE!
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auriculatus) by A1 Reptiles Tokay Geckos (Gekko gecko) by Melissa Kaplan Monitors/tegus/Ameivas/andsimilar lizards Ameiva/Dwarf tegu/Jungle Runner (Ameiva
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PERIODICAL INDEX - ANGUIDAE, LACERTIDAE, TEIIDAE, XANTUSIDAE
Desert Night Lizard, Xantusia vigilis, The Night lizards, RH, 29, Jerry G Walls.Dwarf tegu, Callopistes maculatus, Herp Mail Q A, R AH, 512, Allen R Both.
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Extractions: Last updated 21 December 2002 Periodical Index - Anguids, Lacertids, Teiids and Xantusids A guide to anguid-, lacertid-, teiid- and xantusid lizard articles appearing in herpetogical periodicals over the past few years Key IR = International Reptilian European magazine, published in UK. It may alternatively be known as the Reptilian , but we have kept the IR abbreviation to distinguish it from Reptilia and Reptiles R = Reptilia European magazine, published in Spain PR = Pet Reptile European magazine, published in UK. Slightly more "entry level" but contains some good articles RH = Reptile Hobbyist US magazine published by TFH Now sadly defunct, although back copies may be available at herp exhibitions, etc V = Vivarium Magazine associated with Advanced Herpetological Library and Philippe de Vosjoli
Herp Index - Lizard Care
by Shannon Nelson Spiny lizards by Melissa Kaplan Standings Day Gecko - by PhelsumaPhanatics Thick-fingered Gecko - by Gregory J. Watkins-Colwel tegu Care
http://www.herpindex.com/lcare.html
Other Lizards
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Extractions: EZDOZEN com EZDOZEN HOME PAGE Search EZDOZEN SEARCH INTERNET COMMENTS PETS: Other Lizards BROWSE: THE TOP DOZEN SITES: www.cyclura.com/ www.coloherp.org/careshts/beardeds.html www.3rdimension.com/Dragon/ www.chameleonjournals.com/ ... www.concentric.net/~tegu/tegu.html (BONUS) www.kingsnake.com/uromastyx/ OTHER EZDOZEN CATEGORIES: Automobiles Careers Education Entertainment ... Travel EZDOZEN PETS: Other Lizards INTERNET DIRECTORY FOR THE 21 st CENTURY!!! Please read our before using this site! E-mail worthy sites for the top dozen and suggestions to top12@ezdozen.com To be placed on the EZDOZEN newsletter mailing list, send an e-mail to addme@ezdozen.com Last modified: Sunday, April 14, 2002
California Zoological Supply | Lizards
lizards AgamaPyramid Ameiva-Jungle Ameiva-Rainbow Racerunner Ameiva-Yellow SpottedAnole Salvator Water-North Java Med Monitor-Savanna Sm tegu- Gold-Baby tegu
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Choosing And Caring For Lizards
Bear in mind that the larger lizards like green iguana, monitor and tegu will growand that an active lizard like an iguana or monitor of six feet in length
http://www.snowflakepets.co.uk/html/lizards.html

Extractions: People keep lizards because they are beautiful and interesting, but they must be accepted on their own terms - in most cases - look but don't touch. There is a huge range of different types of lizards of all sizes. They are relatively difficult to keep compared to snakes because they require very particular conditions to thrive. Unless they are kept in ideal conditions, it is quite usual for a lizard to seem to thrive and then begin to slowly decline. By the time poor health is advanced enough for you to notice it may well be too late to save it. Before buying a lizard, you should thoroughly research its lifestyle and habitat to ensure that you will be able to provide it with the conditions it needs to feed it and keep it healthy. Do your research by speaking to experts and reading several books on the subject. Size: Varies depending on species Lifespan: 10 to 20 years Living together: This can vary according to the species you are keeping but generally; females are less territorial than males and if they have enough space they can be housed communally, or with a single male throughout their lives. Feeding: Because of the wide variety of lizards available, we cannot go into great detail here, you should carefully research the type of diet that the lizard you are considering buying will need and make sure that you will have no problems in getting hold of a regular supply of this food. Lizard diets fall into four categories - herbivorous, insectivorous, carnivorous and omnivorous.
Black Tegu Lizard
To 41/2 feet, average 3 feet. All About lizards. Robert G. Sprackland Jr. Family Teiidae (2 Tupinambis species). Also Known As Common tegu.
http://www.honoluluzoo.org/black_tegu_lizard.htm

Extractions: Home Tour Site Map News ... Calendar Black Tegu Lizard BLACK TEGU LIZARD Tupinambis teguixin Order Sauria Family Teiidae Tupinambis species) Also Known As : Common tegu Description : To 4-1/2 feet, average 3 feet. Pointed head. Long, forked, protrusible tongue. Small, granular dorsal scales. Ventral scales larger, in 22 to 27 longitudinal rows. Long, cylindrical tail which may be broken off and regenerated. Glossy black with 9 to 10 groups of whitish-yellow or gold spots arranged in crossbands. Tail is marked with alternating bands of black and white in the young that fade with age. Old males and fattened specimens tend to develop heavy jowls. Long tongue is red. Distribution : Eastern and central South America. Ground dwellers, mainly in forest clearings. Dig their own burrows. Are agile climbers and swimmers. Breeding : Details unknown. Nesting : 4 to 8 eggs, approximately 2 inches long, are laid in termite mounds and cemented in by the termites. Hatchlings are 6 to 8 inches long, and break open the mound upon hatching. Diet : Small vertebrates, large arthropods; occasionally eggs, sweet fruit, plants (especially blossoms).
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TWL - Magazine Index - Lizards
v4.4 (4/96) Glow in the Dark lizards? John C. Murphy Red tegu Tupinambisrufescens; v3.1 (5/95) The Red tegu Notes on Captive Breeding Chuck Hurt
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Reptile Market - Reptile, Turtle And Amphibian Classifieds - Lizards
New Topic, Unsexed Red tegu 13 Tame, Reptile Locators, 0, 31, 01 Feb 2003 123947by Reptile Locators Jump to Last Post. New Topic, Turtles to trade for lizards.
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