hey. a quick question. in order to breed tegus, do they need to hibernate every year from birth? or is it possible to get a tegu that has lived indoors (warm all year round) to be induced into breeding mode by hibernating him for the first time (or two, or three...)? answers appreciated.
also, i've seen photos of red/blue crosses. are these the only crosses thus far? does anyone know if other hybridization has been attempted (successfully or not)? has anyone done hybridization on their own? what measures did you take to induce the pair to breed? thanks again!
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breeding/hibernating
bukinara
Sep 02, 2003 08:43 PM
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bukinara
Sep 03, 2003 08:46 PM
well, since no one had anything to say, i asked bert langerwerf at agama int. he more or less aid that they need to be hibernated every year since birth in order to breed. so, i anyone else wanted to know... there you go.
