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03-17-2006, 01:55 AM
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Tegu question!!! Please Reply
Ok, I have been looking at argentine black and whites and have been thinking. I can get the temps and the humidity in the room right so that not a problem. Its the idea of how do you train them to use the same are(a litter pan or paper) each time? Assuming it was a free roamer of a room about 10' by 10' maybe more. We are building our new house now and it will be ready in about 4 more months. I will have a good portion of the basement to my self. Thats not the problem. I need to know if its possible to actually train the tegu to use a litter pan or something like that
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03-17-2006, 02:01 AM
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lol i wouldnt think so...but then again, what do i know?
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03-17-2006, 02:05 AM
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lol i wouldnt think so...but then again, what do i know?
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Nicole said she kept them in her apartment a while back(like a gazillion years ago). I have been looking into them quite a bit but waking up and walking in the room with a huge turd on the floor would be a nasty suprise.
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yea, how bout just a nice big enclosure, then you dont gotta worry about it  or maybe if the room has some kind of tile on the floor
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03-17-2006, 02:19 AM
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or you could build a corner off for it..or one of the "closet remodels" thta ppl do for iguanas, just replace with a screen door, and tile the floor, heat and light it....that would be cool and not too difficult...if you dont need your closet space.
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I kept them in house in NY...they had access to the yard...they basically trained me.
If you live in a warm climate it's easy to housebreak them...but as far as litter pan stuff forgetaboutit
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03-17-2006, 02:28 AM
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I kept them in house in NY...they had access to the yard...they basically trained me.
If you live in a warm climate it's easy to housebreak them...but as far as litter pan stuff forgetaboutit
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ok, ADMINS PLEASE DELETE THIS THREAD!!!
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ambiant humidity is not so important, more the den area. If you keep moist moss in the den area this will suffice. trying to keep a room or closet humid could result in mold if not done right.
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