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RE: Thinking about getting a chuck...

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Posted by: whatsupchuck at Thu Aug 4 10:35:55 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by whatsupchuck ]  
   

Hi,
I think 75g tank is sufficient for a single chuck. I am no expert, but have been doing a lot of reading as I have recently aquired my first chuck. (red back male, picollo) a couple of months ago, but it should be good.
I dont have any fake rocks but I do have a fake maluable vine that he loves to climb on as well as real rocks and a climbing branch to get closer to the heat lamp. The chuck's diet is more similar to
uromastyx than an iguana i believe. There is no need for animal protein and no need for a water bowl as they get their water from their diet. Here is a link to a care sheet. but basically, leafy greens, (turnip, mustard, collard ect) and berries are always good. Hope this helps.
http://www.lizard-landscapes.com/chuckwalla.html


   

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