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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 6:49 am Post subject: argentine b&w tegu for sale $50 bucks SOLD!!
Hello,
I am looking to trade my argentine b&w tegu around 20+ inches. I am looking to trade it for a female bearded dragon no normals please or leapord geckos again no normals. Anybody in northwest indiana want to trade contact me if you want some info on him/her? Hers a pic of it and for referance the platform its on is 12x12 inches square. You can pm me here or email me at kawzx9r9@yahoo.com . thanks
tom
Last edited by agro on Mon Jan 07, 2008 8:43 am, edited 2 times in total
What i mean by no normals is normal in color the dragon has to be colorfull.
I am going to start breeding dragons and geckos.
If the price thats offered is a fair one i would ship. And yes it has been handled but still needs some taming he/she has a very strong feeding responce. i believe if feed in a seperate container it would get very tame once out of the enclosure it settles right down.
Joined: Jul 15, 2007 Posts: 170 Location: Wildomar, CA
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 12:35 am Post subject:
Nice looking Normal BW tegu, you probably won't get any bites for a trade for what your looking for though. Not to put you or your animal down, but it would not be a fair trade for the othe person. But thats just my opinion and nothing personal.
Just keep him, there is too many Dragon Breeders out there, that can not find homes for there animals. Also, if that is the case you will find that your animals will start to loose limbs from being in cage with cage mates of other beardies. Just something to keep into mind. Beardies are a LOT of work, trust me I know what I am talking about. I usually pick one pair each year to breed and by the end of the season, you have 60+ dragons to care for and feed and clean and cage. Think long and hard about your endevore first, if you think your up to the tast and financial burden, then by all means have a great time with it.
Have a good night,
Ps, Im not bashing on you, just voicing my opinion,
Nice looking Normal BW tegu, you probably won't get any bites for a trade for what your looking for though. Not to put you or your animal down, but it would not be a fair trade for the othe person. But thats just my opinion and nothing personal.
Just keep him, there is too many Dragon Breeders out there, that can not find homes for there animals. Also, if that is the case you will find that your animals will start to loose limbs from being in cage with cage mates of other beardies. Just something to keep into mind. Beardies are a LOT of work, trust me I know what I am talking about. I usually pick one pair each year to breed and by the end of the season, you have 60+ dragons to care for and feed and clean and cage. Think long and hard about your endevore first, if you think your up to the tast and financial burden, then by all means have a great time with it.
Have a good night,
Ps, Im not bashing on you, just voicing my opinion,
Ed
How would it not be a fair trade? Last i saw beardies and leos go for around the same. Grant it some are more and some are worth less i never said i wanted the highest end reptile in trade for it. I dont really need the lecture in this add. I already have my breeding pair of dragons but i want to add to my collection.
So if anybody wants a great deal on this tegu contact me and i will try to make you a great deal. thank you
Nice looking Normal BW tegu, you probably won't get any bites for a trade for what your looking for though. Not to put you or your animal down, but it would not be a fair trade for the othe person. But thats just my opinion and nothing personal.
Just keep him, there is too many Dragon Breeders out there, that can not find homes for there animals. Also, if that is the case you will find that your animals will start to loose limbs from being in cage with cage mates of other beardies. Just something to keep into mind. Beardies are a LOT of work, trust me I know what I am talking about. I usually pick one pair each year to breed and by the end of the season, you have 60+ dragons to care for and feed and clean and cage. Think long and hard about your endevore first, if you think your up to the tast and financial burden, then by all means have a great time with it.
Have a good night,
Ps, Im not bashing on you, just voicing my opinion,
Ed
I have 7 beardies in one cage, adults, and none of them have lost limbs. And if this person lived in Texas I'd trade some of them in a heartbeat, that's a goodlooking tegu he has.
Your comment sounds kinda preachy to me.
Nice looking Normal BW tegu, you probably won't get any bites for a trade for what your looking for though. Not to put you or your animal down, but it would not be a fair trade for the othe person. But thats just my opinion and nothing personal.
Just keep him, there is too many Dragon Breeders out there, that can not find homes for there animals. Also, if that is the case you will find that your animals will start to loose limbs from being in cage with cage mates of other beardies. Just something to keep into mind. Beardies are a LOT of work, trust me I know what I am talking about. I usually pick one pair each year to breed and by the end of the season, you have 60+ dragons to care for and feed and clean and cage. Think long and hard about your endevore first, if you think your up to the tast and financial burden, then by all means have a great time with it.
Have a good night,
Ps, Im not bashing on you, just voicing my opinion,
Ed
I have 7 beardies in one cage, adults, and none of them have lost limbs. And if this person lived in Texas I'd trade some of them in a heartbeat, that's a goodlooking tegu he has.
Your comment sounds kinda preachy to me.
Thank you lucille thats kinda how i took it. As hatchlings they can get nippy and it does happen but that why i have plenty of cages to seperate them
Joined: Jul 23, 2005 Posts: 385 Location: North Carolina
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 8:41 pm Post subject:
All_American wrote:
Nice looking Normal BW tegu, you probably won't get any bites for a trade for what your looking for though. Not to put you or your animal down, but it would not be a fair trade for the othe person. But thats just my opinion and nothing personal.
Just keep him, there is too many Dragon Breeders out there, that can not find homes for there animals. Also, if that is the case you will find that your animals will start to loose limbs from being in cage with cage mates of other beardies. Just something to keep into mind. Beardies are a LOT of work, trust me I know what I am talking about. I usually pick one pair each year to breed and by the end of the season, you have 60+ dragons to care for and feed and clean and cage. Think long and hard about your endevore first, if you think your up to the tast and financial burden, then by all means have a great time with it.
Have a good night,
Ps, Im not bashing on you, just voicing my opinion,
Ed
I think his comment sounded honest, and as he pointed out, his opinion alone. He wasn't telling you, one way or the other, what to do, or how to think, but rather, what he does, and what he thinks. A beardie or leopard Gecko of some fancy style, coloration or breed is going to run you far more than, what he called, a normal Tegu. You might have been ripped off in the purchase of yours, but they are not very expensive, compared to a blood-red bearded dragon, or a Super Hypo Tangerine Carrot Top Baldie (gecko)
I don't know who he was, but if you just read what he said and not taken him personally, he had a lot of truth in what he was saying. _________________ The Jay
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