I'm use to snakes going in the blue and after it clears up they shed. How does it go with a Tegu? Do they eat their shed like Leopard Geckos do? Does it happen all at once?
Thanx JohnNLV
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I'm use to snakes going in the blue and after it clears up they shed. How does it go with a Tegu? Do they eat their shed like Leopard Geckos do? Does it happen all at once?
Thanx JohnNLV
nope, not all at once, not like a gecko....wait and see
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Craig
Do they eat it?
nope, but some geckos do
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Craig
Craig, I read a few of your posts and thought "Great! This guy doesn't mind sharing his information and uses lotz of words to do so". You're letting me down on this one neighbor 
JohnNLV
Like the last post said, NO! No they do not eat their shed, no the do not shed in one peice, their shed is flacks some lorge some small, you do need to keep an eye out just in case it ever has trouble getting all of a shed off.
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Candy
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