1. Tegu Care Sheet Information on the care and maintenance of tegu lizards. http://www.bluetegu.com/tegu.html

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2. Tegus Information On Tegu Lizards Info Tegus - Care Sheets Information About Teg of Diet, Diet-Carnivorous Supplements, Nutrition and Usage - calcium and vitamins, Lighting and......tegus Care Sheets Information about tegu lizards tegus characteristics and sexing, http://www.repticzone.com/caresheets/58.html

Home Members Area Forums Care Sheets RepticZone.com - Tegu Care Sheets Add Care Sheet Back to Care Sheet List Care Sheet Submitted By: Jif Years Experience: 5 to 10 Years Main Category: Lizards Sub Category: Tegus Species: Tegu Other Species or Phases this Care Sheet May Cover: This information pertains to Argentine B/W Tegus, Red Tegus, and Blue Tegus. Sexing and Characteristics: Male Tegus are larger than females and develop large jowls. They also have "spurs" which can be felt on either side of the vent. Breeding usually takes place in late spring, early summer with hatchlings arriving in early fall. Females can lay between 15 and 30 eggs. Mostly Active During: Day Substrate and Water Needs: A deep (8-12inches) digable substrate that will hold a burrow is best. Clean dirt mixed with sand or peat works well, as well as Cypress mulch. Lighting and UVB: Hatchlings and juvenile Tegus benefit from UVB lighting as Metabolic Bone Disease can be an issue with this species when young. Established adults seem to do quite well without it. Tegus can be kept with lighting on 24/7 but a 12/12 photoperiod is also tolerated very well. Temperatures and Humidity: Tegus enjoy a very hot basking temperature, ranging anywhere from 110 to 140 degrees. Of course, a cooler side of the enclosure should be available for thermoregulating. Night temperatures can drop into the 70’s. Tegus will hibernate or brumate in the winter months if the temps are dropped and a cooling period should be used if breeding is intended.

3. Lizards At Trinidad's Asa Wright Nature Centre Lizards at Trinidad's Asa Wright Nature Centre There's a family of tegu lizards living at Asa Wright, attracted by the food which falls from the bird feeding tables http://www.richard-seaman.com/Reptiles/Trinidad

Lizards at Trinidad's Asa Wright Nature Centre Surprisingly, I only saw two lizards while I was in Trinidad, and they were both at the Asa Wright Nature Centre, so they can't really be described as totally wild. Nor totally polite... How wude! Still, you've got to admit this collarded tree lizard is pretty spectacular... ...as was the other lizard, which was a Tegu lizard. I was told that the word "tegu" is Latin for tiger, which seems appropriate, but I've since read that "tegu" is actually a South American Indian name for this lizard, and indeed I haven't been able to track down any Latin word "tegu". There are several types of tegu lizard, I think this might be a Gold Tegu (which used to be called tupinambis nigropunctatus but is now called tupinambis teguixin). As you can see, it's got pretty good claws, especially on the hind feet. There's a family of tegu lizards living at Asa Wright, attracted by the food which falls from the bird feeding tables. Because they see so many people around the place, they're not shy.. ...which might be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on whether you're nervous about confronting a large lizard which has sharp claws and teeth and can move quickly!

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5. Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About Tegu Lizards Easy to access information on tegu lizards kept as pets. of the Argentine Red tegu , the Argentine Black White tegu , the Chacoan tegu, and the Blue Tegu. is not experienced in probing lizards . It is very easy to tear http://www.albinotegu.com/tegu-faq.html

Home Albino Tegus Blue Tegus Hybrid Tegus ... Contact Us Tegu FAQ The Tegu FAQ What should I feed my hatchling tegu? Crickets , small King Meal Worms , pink mice are all suitable foods for baby tegus. Baby tegus grow fastest and do best when fed soley on crickets dusted with Miner All I . All insects should be fed prior to feeding them to your tegu . Place your insects in a container with dry food and a slice of fruit high in Vitamin C and allow the insect to feed for at least several hours prior to feeding them to your tegu. Argentine Red Tegus and Argentine Black and White tegus should be given some fruit once they are no longer feeding on insects. Why are eggs not on your list of things to feed a tegu?

6. Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About Tegu Lizards The only reliable way to sex a baby tegu is to have it probed as However this shouldnot be attempted by anyone who is not experienced in probing lizards . http://www.bluetegu.com/tegu-faq.html

Home Albino Tegus Blue Tegus Hybrid Tegus ... Contact Us Tegu FAQ The Tegu FAQ What should I feed my hatchling tegu? Crickets , small King Meal Worms , pink mice are all suitable foods for baby tegus. Baby tegus grow fastest and do best when fed soley on crickets dusted with Miner All I . All insects should be fed prior to feeding them to your tegu . Place your insects in a container with dry food and a slice of fruit high in Vitamin C and allow the insect to feed for at least several hours prior to feeding them to your tegu. Argentine Red Tegus and Argentine Black and White tegus should be given some fruit once they are no longer feeding on insects. Why are eggs not on your list of things to feed a tegu?

7. Bibliography Of Monitor Lizards (Varanus) 36 (2)269270. Notes on monitor lizards. AHL E International trade in skins of monitor and tegu lizards 1975-1980 http://www.mampam.50megs.com/monitors/references.html

Welcome to the online Little Book of Monitor Lizards! Last updated June 2003 The most detailed source for monitor lizard information online. Over 150,000 visitors since 2000. About me Species Accounts History Mankind ... Leave It's time to get involved in monitor lizard conservation! MONITOR LIZARDS FROM MAMPAM.COM FURTHER INFORMATION A-Z of Monitor Species Bibliography Translations Book Reviews ... Homepage BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MONITOR LIZARDS Daniel Bennett An extract from my Little Book of Monitor Lizards Return to Homepage More about monitor lizards Here you can hope to find details of all citations listed within these web pages and many more. This bibliography is relatively complete up to 1994. Unless it is very popular I will not have time to bring it up to date. However, if the references you want are missing, incomplete or incompetent please email me English translations of papers marked # are available here D'ABREU,E.A. 1933. J. Bombay. Nat. Hist. Soc. 36 (2):269-270. Notes on monitor lizards. AHL,E. 1932. Eine neue Eidechse und zwei neue Frosche von der insel Jobi. Mitt.Zool.Mus. Berlin 17(6):892-899

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9. Tegus Information On Black And White Argentine Tegu Lizards Info Tegus - Care Sh of Diet, Diet-Carnivorous......tegus Care Sheets Information about Black and white argentine tegu lizardstegus ,characteristics and sexing, http://www.repticzone.com/caresheets/244.html

Home Members Area Forums Care Sheets RepticZone.com - Black and white argentine tegu Care Sheets Add Care Sheet Back to Care Sheet List Care Sheet Submitted By: T-E-G-U- K-I-D Years Experience: 1 to 2 Years Main Category: Lizards Sub Category: Tegus Species: Black and white argentine tegu Other Species or Phases this Care Sheet May Cover: Black and White Argentine Tegu Sexing and Characteristics: Males will have to small bulges on either side of vent like a BB was shot under the skin Mostly Active During: Day Substrate and Water Needs: I use cypress mulch and or bark. Do not use anything that can stick together if it gets wet because if it gets stuck on the tegus toes it can prevent shed, cutting off circulation, and can cause loss of digits Fairly big sized water bowl for soaking although they rarely soak Lighting and UVB: For babies have a uvb bulb and a full spectrum light adults don’t need the uvb but do need basking light Temperatures and Humidity: Basking temperatures 110 -115 cooler side 83-87 Fairly high humidity mist weekly Heating and Equipment: Put under tank heating pads DO NOT USE HEAT ROCKS THEY CAN BURN YOUR TEGU!!!!!!!!!!!

10. Tegu Lizard Red tegu lizards are native to Argentina. Measuring up to 4 feet in length theyare the largest of all the tegus. Adults weigh an average of 20 pounds. http://www.hilozoo.com/animals/AR_tegu.htm

Red Tegu Tupinambis rufescens Family: Teiidae Red tegu lizards are native to Argentina. Measuring up to 4 feet in length they are the largest of all the tegus. Adults weigh an average of 20 pounds. Their skin is light reddish brown with dark cross bands. Males develop large jowls and tend to be larger and more brightly colored. Typical adult female coloration is reddish brown with white spots. Our tegus were captive bred and raised, are quite docile and known for their gentle dispositions. They lay an average of 20 eggs once a year. Our tegus arrived at the zoo April 2003 and were about 5 years old. Their names are Mr. Pickles and Mrs. Pickles . They are fed a plant-based diet with lots of fruit and an occasional mouse thrown in for variety.

11. HERPMED LIZARD WEBSITES Dietary and Nutritional InformationMonitors and other Lizards. Dr Seward's Gila Monster Website. Argentine B W Giant tegu lizards-Care Sheet http://www.xmission.com/~gastown/herpmed/lacerta.htm

12. JEB -- Summaries: De Souza Et Al. 207 (2): 307 Seasonal metabolic depression, substrate utilisation and changes in scaling patternsduring the first year cycle of tegu lizards (Tupinambis merianae). http://jeb.biologists.org/cgi/content/abstract/207/2/307

Home Help Feedback Subscriptions ... Table of Contents Journal of Experimental Biology Published by The Company of Biologists doi: 10.1242/jeb.00756 Figures Only for this Article Full Text of this Article PDF Version of this Article Email this article to a friend Similar articles found in: JEB Online PubMed PubMed Citation Search PubMed for articles by: de Souza, S. C. R. Bianconcini, M. S. C. Alert me when: new articles cite this article Download to Citation Manager Seasonal metabolic depression, substrate utilisation and changes in scaling patterns during the first year cycle of tegu lizards ( Tupinambis merianae Silvia Cristina R. de Souza Augusto S. Abe and Marilene S. C. Bianconcini Author for correspondence (e-mail: scrsouza@ib.usp.br Accepted 16 October 2003 The tegus increase in body mass after hatching until early autumn, when the energy intake becomes gradually reduced. Resting rates of oxygen consumption in winter drop to 20% of the values in the active season ( O =0.0636 ml g h (Q =1.55). During dormancy, plasma glucose levels are 60% lower than those in active animals, while total protein, total lipids

13. Tegus From Linkspider UK Recreation Directory Features articles on feeding, diet, captive husbandry, and reproduction. TeguCare Sheet Information on the care and maintenance of tegu lizards. http://linkspider.co.uk/Recreation/Pets/ReptilesandAmphibians/Lizards/Tegus/

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14. Cb15 Conservation Biology of tegu lizards in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia.M. Margarita Mieres, Lee A. Fitzgerald and AL Aquino. Tegu http://wfsc.tamu.edu/reports/AR00/cb15.htm

Conservation Biology of Tegu Lizards in Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia M. Margarita Mieres, Lee A. Fitzgerald and A.L. Aquino This project is funded by the World Wildlife Fund-US and carried out in collaboration with the office of CITES-Paraguay. BACK NEXT CONSERVATION BIOLOGY HOME

15. Papers Sciences, p. 236237. Coates, EL and GO Ballam. (1987) Upper airway CO 2receptors in tegu lizards localization and ventilatory sensitivity. http://webpub.alleg.edu/employee/l/lcoates/CoatesPage/papers.htm

Publications (papers): Taylor, B.E., Harris, M.B, Coates, E.L. , Gdovin, M.J., and J.C. Leiter. (2003) Central CO chemoreception in developing bullfrogs: Anomalous response to acetazolamide. Journal of Applied Physiology. Coates, E.L. (2001) Olfactory CO chemoreceptors. Respiration Physiology. Coates, E.L. and M.L. Silvis*. (1999) Age-related changes in the ventilatory response to inspired CO in neonatal rats. Respiration Physiology. Coates, E.L. , Wells*, C.M.Q., and R.P. Smith*. (1998) Identification of carbonic anhydrase in bullfrog olfactory receptor neurons: Histochemical localization and role in CO chemoreception. Journal of Comparative Physiology A: Sensory, Neural, and Behavioral Physiology. Coates, E.L. , Knuth, S.L. and D. Bartlett Jr. (1996) Laryngeal CO Receptors: Influence of Systemic PCO and Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibition. Respiration Physiology. Nattie, E.E., Li, A., and E.L. Coates (1995) Central chemoreceptor location and the ventrolateral medulla. In: Ventral Brainstem Mechanisms and Control of Respiration and Blood Pressure Erlichman, J.S.

16. FAVORITES FROM Trinadad And Tobago Some additional sightings included Redrumped Agoutis and Golden tegu lizards ona daily basis at Asa Wright, a gorgeous Rainbow Boa that was captured and http://www.birdtreks.com/highlites/ttawnp.html

TOP 10 SPECIES Top 10 lists are voted upon by the participants at the completion of each tour. 19-28 March 2004 1) SCARLET IBIS 2) Red-billed Tropicbird 3) Bearded Bellbird 4) Pinnated Bittern eating an enormous tadpole 15 feet away! 5) White-bearded Manakin 6) Chestnut Woodpecker 7) Green Honeycreeper 8) White-bellied Antbird 9) White-tailed Sabrewing 10) Ruby-topaz Hummingbird 3-13 January 2004 1) SCARLET IBIShundreds coming to roost on a mangrove island in Caroni Swamp at sunset. WOW! 2) White-bellied Antbirdmale and female in Arena Forest. 3) Tufted Coquettedaily great views at Asa Wright. 4) Barred Antshrikebest looks were on Tobago, especially at Grafton. 5) Crimson-crested Woodpeckeradult looking out of a nest hole at sunset. 6) Blue-crowned Motmotmany good looks on both islands. 7) Southern Lapwinga pair with three newly-hatched young on Tobago. 8) Bearded Bellbirdgreat scope views of a singing male. 9) Violaceous Trogonfantastic scope views of several individuals. 10) Greater Anivery nice looks at Caroni.

17. HerpSearch.com - USA's Biggest Reptile Search Engine .. http//users.rcn.com/lizard.dnai/civdis.htm . Tegu Lizard Red Tegu Tupinambisrufescens. Family Teiidae. Red tegu lizards are native to Argentina. http://www.herpsearch.com/?q=lizard&s=300

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19. Pet Lover's Directory: Reptiles And Amphibians/Lizards/Tegus Tegu Care Sheet Information on the care and maintenance of tegu lizards.http//www.bluetegu.com/tegu.html (Added Sat Sep 06 2003 http://www.petloverstalk.com/dir/Reptiles_and_Amphibians/Lizards/Tegus/

Pet Lover's Talk Directory Home Reptiles and Amphibians Lizards : Tegus Categories: There are currently no sub-categories! Links: Argentine and Columbian Black and White Tegu Keeping and breeding Tupinambis merianae, T. rufescens, T. teguixin in captivity. http://home.earthlink.net/~timo2/tegus.html (Added: Sat Sep 06 2003 Hits: Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Tegu Care Sheet Information on the care and maintenance of tegu lizards. http://www.bluetegu.com/tegu.html (Added: Sat Sep 06 2003 Hits: Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Tegu's Site A well developed website for all your tegu's needs. Features articles on feeding, diet, captive husbandry, and reproduction. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/7583/ (Added: Sat Sep 06 2003 Hits: Rating: 0.00 Votes: 0) Rate It Review It Pet Lover's Talk Directory TRPN Advantage Search Engine Positioning Need Scripts Cat Lover's World Ferret Lover's World ... Perl Script management by Need Scripts Content Management by Pet Lovers Talk

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categories site listings Argentine and Columbian Black and White Tegu Keeping and breeding Tupinambis merianae, T. rufescens, T. teguixin in captivity. http://home.earthlink.net/~timo2/tegus.html Tegu Care Sheet Information on the care and maintenance of tegu lizards. http://www.bluetegu.com/tegu.html Tegu Data Tupinambis spp. in captivity. http://www.concentric.net/~tegu/tdata.html Tegu's Site A well developed website for all your tegu's needs. Features articles on feeding, diet, captive husbandry, and reproduction. http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/7583/ More Resources

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