though I still find it sad that the little rats had to die, at least they where already dead so they didnt suffer. I'm glad that you didnt make them go though a cruel death.
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@PSTRIPPLEE About every other day but as babies you can feed them every day make sure they get plenty of different things to eat so they dont get stuck on eating just one thing
Nice animal there, how many rats like this, do your Tegu eat in one week ? thinking of getting one of them..., but then again i allready have a iguana, but these Tegu´s just so beutifull and awesome, Thanks for sharring vidio.
not often you see reptiles here on youtube that actually is being fed in a serious manner :P Mostly it just seem to be some kids posting vids of their ''ferocious'' reptiles smashing living food that is waaaay to big for the poor reptile..
Yeah....well....I'm not a teenage kid who gets off watching animals kill each other. Hehe. Some would say this video in no way makes up for the other ones I have posted...including my 9 year old daughter shooting a WWII German handgun. Ah well....
@2276cc I just seen a video of a Tegu kill and try swallow a giant Rat. Could'nt give my lizards live mice or rats. About the gun .... Target practice at any age supervised by an adult is fine, and filming just makes it great. Lol Take care
really cool man im on my way i just bought a black and white cloumbian i was told, i purchased it for 90 $, does that sound about right ?im new to the tegus i own a savanah and its tame now at about 6 months old
I had a golden (many years ago) that had the same temperament.....until you took him out of the cage. After the 5 minutes of fighting, he calmed down to where you could handle him. Goldens (and Columbians in general) are much more agressive as a rule.
@listen2meokidoki Alot of people get bit i doubt any die from a non venomous lizard but it is extremely painful and its not the animals fault we decided to take in wild animals and we feed them by putting food inside the cage so when someone reaches in and it looks like food they will bite especially if its hungry. no grudges are kept i havent heard of anyone blaming the animal.
An accidental bite shouldn't cause any unusual problems. The ones you're thinking of are the Komodo dragons who are left with rotting meat in their mouths after they eat, which gets all nasty. I don't think that's an issue with these guys...especially if you wash and treat the wound.
You are one of a few sensible Americans around these videos. Congratulations.
Now, your comment makes me wonder if any Tegu owner out there in You-tube land BRUSHES their Tegu's teeth? I'd love to see a video of them doing that.
PS: You are 44, so you've had time to grow up. Unlike many of your excessively young & very confused country-people who from the age of <8 are pre-brainwashed into believing so much shit about freedom & the American way now being FOXed & computer animated.
@2276cc It's not just Komodo's, the monitor family in general CAN have bacteria in their mouth to cause infections. But in captive bred species it's virtually impossible for any monitor to get the bacteria, since it's being fed captively bred food that hasn't got the bacteria inside of it.
@jedihunter176 What? But then you are just another 18 year old USA child who, in this Internet generated society, will/can never will grow up. Someone said "i doubt any die from a non venomous lizard...". That couldn't have been ME because I NEVER type the lower case I (=me). So what don't you understand by the word NON? It means NOT. As in NOT VENOMOUS.
Anyway, there are venomous LIZARDS and I'd expect that a TEGU bite could give you septicemia. And in the USA, if you're poor, you can't afford medicine. And you'll DIE. What a good idea!
@listen2meokidoki Bye the way. I is no longer COOL to use the word RETARDED. Learning such lessons though is the what people like you use to "KNOW" that they have (finally) grown up. I suggest you grow. But this small lesson, once you accept it, really is not the way to know when you're a fully fledged adult. You become a Grammarian for starters. lol....no, you won't get that joke. Sorry.
Tegus and other big lizard can cause very nasty wounds with teir nails, even by accident.
And, though they have good eyes, they also guide themselves by smells. So if you thouched a rat and the tegu is too hungry, it can bite you. Not always, and not necesarily, but it may happen.
Correct. Mostly for his nails (which some people trim but I don't have time to trim my lizards nails every week). But they can also deliver a nasty bite - often times requiring stitches. He's not shown that type of agression but accidents DO happen.
Funny you should say that...I had an American Bulldog a few years ago who did the exact same thing with a whole rabbit that he found in the yard (dead already I assume). He swallowed it whole...like an alligator, flipping his head up and crunching bones each time he bit down. I never saw a dog eat a whole animal like that before!
Conversely, frozen thawed is cheaper and the freezing kills parasites that may be present in live prey. Also, I don't think a Tegu would be harmed by eating rotting meat.....pretty sure that's part of their normal diet in the wild as they are scavengers.
wasent that just hypocritical your worried bout the bacteria from live but not worried about bacteria from rotting? i have a blue tongued skink but i do agree that frozen kills parasites but i like to keep mine active with the thrill of hunting live mice and crickets
At reptile shows, the black and whites are around $100 and the reds are around $200. Tegus are basically scavengers in the wild....I didn't have to "teach" him to eat frozen thawed....it's natural to them. The only live thing he ever ate (when he was VERY little) was crickets. Then frozen-thawed small mice, then rats. Rats are better as they have more bone density which is important for the calcium content. A good variety of fruit is important to promote better shedding.
His weight goes up and down a bit....he had just eaten two large rats and a good amount of fruit was fed the day before. He might go almost a week without eating again. He's not overweight though...not typically anyway...
awesome vid and tegu and i applaud u for feeding the tegu thawed. even tho i no some snakes will only take live, ive nvr hurd of a tegu only taking live
so B/W are more tame than a Red? and a Argentine is more tame than a Columbian? so IOW, a Argentine B/W Tegu is much more tame than a Red Columbian Tegu?
Yes...I feed frozen-thawed. It's cheaper and easier, and I don't need to watch him kill something....I'm quite sure he could and would though. Feeding live food has also been shown to increase agressiveness as their prey-drive gets sharper.
Sharp claws....I probably should trim them, but no time for that. He's totally tame, so that's not the issue...just don't want my arms all scratched up if he flinches. It happens anyway, but the gloves minimize it when moving him around.
Frozen thawed are much easier, cheaper and less messy. Those reasons aside, they also present no risk to your pet. An angry/injured rat can cause serious injury to your reptile, and have even killed reptiles. My response question would be, "Why do you want to feed LIVE"?
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well to a tegu, a pinky rat that can barely walk isnt going to do a thing to your tegu. live has more protien and its more natural. if you feed live, the lizard is more likely to eat the food than pre killed (i know people who feed frozen and can have troubles getting them to eat). the lizard, especially snakes will be more fit because using alot of its strength at once to kill its food. if you dont like to see animals killed then go with pre killed, but anything else live is better IMHO.
Pretty much everything you said there is wrong. Freezing is a common practice in the food industry for preserving nutrients and doesn't affect protein at all. Wild monitors and lizards feed primarily and preferably on carrion (dead carcasses), so pre-killed is actually more natural for them. Also, claiming that a lizard requires ten seconds of chasing live prey to get enough exercise is absurd.
alright i said that 3 months ago.... ive switched to frozen. i know it would benifit from the exersize but really it doesnt even need to be strong in any way....sorry i was wrong, ok?
I agree with you completely. Tegus seem to become food aggressive (as I can see in your vid, he goes nuts over those rats). Any sort of movement (such as a hand) that could resemble a live rat would result in being bitten. Hell, this even applies to Leopard geckos and Beardies. Sometimes mine thing my fingers resemble worms I feed them and they chase them expecting to get food out of them.
it depends on how you handle and raise the lizard. tegus are not really that aggresive when it comes to food. at least not the ones ive seen, the one at the pet store i worked at i could go into his cage and pull a rat out of his mouth lol, even though iwouldnt do that lol, but it really does depend on the upbringing of the animal, they are as tame as you make em, laot of work helps lol
I think with work and patience, any reptile will take either Freshly Killed or Frozen Thawed :) Nice to finally see someone who knows what they're doing.
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jonathangarcia09 1 month ago
"V The Final Battle"
wolf335599 4 months ago
@Freddyzorder He's wearing gloves because their nails get extremely sharp.
jpaul569 5 months ago
nice tegu
smokeycloud1 5 months ago
That poor lizard must think. "Fuck i wish i was in the wild eating real ones!"
jnrc1988 6 months ago
What he lacks in table manners, he makes up in appetite!
GuyRWood 7 months ago
@Freddyzorder They're probably because their nails are SHARP. My baby is 35" nose to tail tip, and she tears my arms up lol.
IchigoTora89 7 months ago
tegu bites are not venomius
madsudler 9 months ago
lmfao all was like dam ima kill it o wait no its dead already lemme eat the other one first lmfao
madsudler 9 months ago
how old is he and how long ? (: nice tegy btw !
mrcleansheet 9 months ago
yummy :)
Krista0615 9 months ago
though I still find it sad that the little rats had to die, at least they where already dead so they didnt suffer. I'm glad that you didnt make them go though a cruel death.
PedroThePie 10 months ago
rat a la carte
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showmyreptiledotcom 10 months ago
I have a baby tegu. i am not sure how many times i am suposed to feed them. Snakes i feed him once a week i understand but how bout tegus?
PSTRIPPLEE 11 months ago
@PSTRIPPLEE About every other day but as babies you can feed them every day make sure they get plenty of different things to eat so they dont get stuck on eating just one thing
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THEMASTER831 11 months ago
Eww, that things ugly.
inthexzone 1 year ago
What a beautiful reptile. Very jealous!
discostu333 1 year ago
i LOVE red tegus
LeilaMeat 1 year ago
which do you think is better a tegu or savannah monitor
MH721 1 year ago
he got some fatty jowels!! dig it. my reds still a baby so i cant tell if its a boy or not :P
atreyuguy01 1 year ago
@atreyuguy01 You can probe it and if it goes down far it's a boy and if it only goes down a little then its a girl.
jpaul569 5 months ago
thumbs up for humane feeding
LordCarlSagan 1 year ago
Great looking tegu man!
CrazyBoa2 1 year ago
haha he's cool
TeachingsofEvil 1 year ago
why wear a glove for a bird? the nails arent sharp....
skater4circa940 1 year ago
lol he moves the first mouse to the side... saving the best for last.
stinklikecheese 1 year ago
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does tegu have poison?
rainetotzkie 1 year ago
does tegu habe poison?
rainetotzkie 1 year ago
Beautiful animal. Also, what a change, to see a handler doing it right.
varanid9 1 year ago
It's good you've got him eating F/T. So many people prefer live, but F/T is so much safer.
wl05 1 year ago
holy crap!
beautifulthumbellena 1 year ago
Good omomnoms
apstephens97 1 year ago
Nice animal there, how many rats like this, do your Tegu eat in one week ? thinking of getting one of them..., but then again i allready have a iguana, but these Tegu´s just so beutifull and awesome, Thanks for sharring vidio.
TheMagneticFlow 1 year ago
Tegu's r really cool lizards, I'd love to have one
Maybelater1018 1 year ago
hey mate, how much centimeters do they growing up mostly ??
Abazin89 1 year ago
i love the fact that you feed ft. i wouldnt feed my tegus any other way!( except pinkys if thats all the shop has other-wise its ft. only)
imeenbizniz 1 year ago
Beautiful...what an appetite eh?I agree its nice to see someone feed in a responsible manner...nice lizard!
philli1968 2 years ago
nomnomnom :o
not often you see reptiles here on youtube that actually is being fed in a serious manner :P Mostly it just seem to be some kids posting vids of their ''ferocious'' reptiles smashing living food that is waaaay to big for the poor reptile..
NaurDulin 2 years ago 10
Yeah....well....I'm not a teenage kid who gets off watching animals kill each other. Hehe. Some would say this video in no way makes up for the other ones I have posted...including my 9 year old daughter shooting a WWII German handgun. Ah well....
2276cc 2 years ago
@2276cc I just seen a video of a Tegu kill and try swallow a giant Rat. Could'nt give my lizards live mice or rats. About the gun .... Target practice at any age supervised by an adult is fine, and filming just makes it great. Lol Take care
Mattay20 1 year ago
really cool man im on my way i just bought a black and white cloumbian i was told, i purchased it for 90 $, does that sound about right ?im new to the tegus i own a savanah and its tame now at about 6 months old
RootsFromDownUnda 2 years ago
A humane feeding. Well done Gromit! You've even trained him to eat froma plate! Now that's what I call a civilised Tegu.
I still want to hear if their accidental bite can cause incurable infections. Has anyone died from a bite?
And once bitten, what percentage of owners forgive and make up?
I wonder if there is a separate section for lizards at the local pet cemetery?
listen2meokidoki 2 years ago 9
My brother had a golden tegu that was VICOUS, it would jump at him if he even opened the top of the cage.
MikeG11986 2 years ago
I had a golden (many years ago) that had the same temperament.....until you took him out of the cage. After the 5 minutes of fighting, he calmed down to where you could handle him. Goldens (and Columbians in general) are much more agressive as a rule.
2276cc 2 years ago
@2276cc Thanks for the info.
MikeG11986 2 years ago
@listen2meokidoki Alot of people get bit i doubt any die from a non venomous lizard but it is extremely painful and its not the animals fault we decided to take in wild animals and we feed them by putting food inside the cage so when someone reaches in and it looks like food they will bite especially if its hungry. no grudges are kept i havent heard of anyone blaming the animal.
jarqu14 2 years ago
An accidental bite shouldn't cause any unusual problems. The ones you're thinking of are the Komodo dragons who are left with rotting meat in their mouths after they eat, which gets all nasty. I don't think that's an issue with these guys...especially if you wash and treat the wound.
2276cc 2 years ago
2276cc
You are one of a few sensible Americans around these videos. Congratulations.
Now, your comment makes me wonder if any Tegu owner out there in You-tube land BRUSHES their Tegu's teeth? I'd love to see a video of them doing that.
PS: You are 44, so you've had time to grow up. Unlike many of your excessively young & very confused country-people who from the age of <8 are pre-brainwashed into believing so much shit about freedom & the American way now being FOXed & computer animated.
listen2meokidoki 2 years ago
@2276cc It's not just Komodo's, the monitor family in general CAN have bacteria in their mouth to cause infections. But in captive bred species it's virtually impossible for any monitor to get the bacteria, since it's being fed captively bred food that hasn't got the bacteria inside of it.
flygon666 1 year ago
@listen2meokidoki What? Tegus aren't venomous. You're freaking retarded.
jedihunter176 1 year ago
@jedihunter176 What? But then you are just another 18 year old USA child who, in this Internet generated society, will/can never will grow up. Someone said "i doubt any die from a non venomous lizard...". That couldn't have been ME because I NEVER type the lower case I (=me). So what don't you understand by the word NON? It means NOT. As in NOT VENOMOUS.
listen2meokidoki 1 year ago
Anyway, there are venomous LIZARDS and I'd expect that a TEGU bite could give you septicemia. And in the USA, if you're poor, you can't afford medicine. And you'll DIE. What a good idea!
listen2meokidoki 1 year ago
@listen2meokidoki Bye the way. I is no longer COOL to use the word RETARDED. Learning such lessons though is the what people like you use to "KNOW" that they have (finally) grown up. I suggest you grow. But this small lesson, once you accept it, really is not the way to know when you're a fully fledged adult. You become a Grammarian for starters. lol....no, you won't get that joke. Sorry.
listen2meokidoki 1 year ago
Awsome tegu man, i picked up a 10 month old black and white columbian a week ago. Calmest guy ever.
MMAdragon91 2 years ago
he wears gloves like most people so he doesn't get bitten by accident or scratched
TheExtremeRaptor 2 years ago
why you need gloves????
thegeckoproduction 2 years ago
i wanna know why too :P
BeardieHELP 2 years ago
Two words: Sharp nails.
Two more: Strong jaws.
Tegus and other big lizard can cause very nasty wounds with teir nails, even by accident.
And, though they have good eyes, they also guide themselves by smells. So if you thouched a rat and the tegu is too hungry, it can bite you. Not always, and not necesarily, but it may happen.
Cheers!
spamzer 2 years ago
@spamzer
Correct. Mostly for his nails (which some people trim but I don't have time to trim my lizards nails every week). But they can also deliver a nasty bite - often times requiring stitches. He's not shown that type of agression but accidents DO happen.
2276cc 2 years ago
i bet it is so stupid that if u put 10 rats it will eat till it dies!
sikamika9 2 years ago
Well, you would lose that bet. He frequently leaves some food behind.
2276cc 2 years ago
lol reminds me of a bulldog, but a reptile version :)
CanadianCatastrophes 2 years ago
Funny you should say that...I had an American Bulldog a few years ago who did the exact same thing with a whole rabbit that he found in the yard (dead already I assume). He swallowed it whole...like an alligator, flipping his head up and crunching bones each time he bit down. I never saw a dog eat a whole animal like that before!
2276cc 2 years ago
a beautiful animal
ffm20zaheri 2 years ago
can u make a care vid 4 tegus
smokinstuff1 2 years ago
Hahaha that's so awesome! Kind of a spaz, lol. Nom nom nom.
vbpeepee 2 years ago
Why did you wear gloves?
TheOrangeExperiment 2 years ago
Probably cause of its claws I'd guess.
Fleefles 2 years ago
Good point I forgot they had claws
TheOrangeExperiment 2 years ago
Ah the lizard looks cute.
gekoeas 2 years ago
what an awesome creature
JoshGotLength 2 years ago
That vacuum cleaner sound effect was appropriate: he seemed to be vacuuming up those mice!
cliffwalkinfool 2 years ago
how long would b4 u hav to feed him again after 2 mice that size?
Armpit2k7 2 years ago
like a day
repex99 2 years ago
haha what a beast!!!1! XD
727joeyg727 2 years ago
i got a red tegu the other day, should i feed it live food r dead?
Armpit2k7 2 years ago
No benefit to feeding live. LOTS of benefits (for you and the animal) to feeding frozen-thawed.
2276cc 2 years ago
there are pros and cons to feeding live
pros:
you dont have to worry about givcing your tegu rotting food and realy fresh meat is better than frozen
cons:
your tegu could get bit
i prefer feeding just killed prey
HerpMastertheFirst 2 years ago
Conversely, frozen thawed is cheaper and the freezing kills parasites that may be present in live prey. Also, I don't think a Tegu would be harmed by eating rotting meat.....pretty sure that's part of their normal diet in the wild as they are scavengers.
2276cc 2 years ago
wasent that just hypocritical your worried bout the bacteria from live but not worried about bacteria from rotting? i have a blue tongued skink but i do agree that frozen kills parasites but i like to keep mine active with the thrill of hunting live mice and crickets
trustI17 2 years ago
damn!!! that thing looks scary lol where can i get 1??
ilovebeingthick 2 years ago
why do you wear gloves, does he bite you?
HerpMan93 2 years ago
u can get em from the hardware store.
monkeyboyee1 2 years ago
claws
gom1206 2 years ago
hey should i get a bosc moniter or a tegu?
supersean3 2 years ago
ur fat baby is so cute..
cecelittlebigbig 2 years ago
Thanks i think ima get one of these
Anthony619Reptiles 2 years ago
How much does one of these tegus cost and since he was small u taught him to eat thawed
Anthony619Reptiles 2 years ago
At reptile shows, the black and whites are around $100 and the reds are around $200. Tegus are basically scavengers in the wild....I didn't have to "teach" him to eat frozen thawed....it's natural to them. The only live thing he ever ate (when he was VERY little) was crickets. Then frozen-thawed small mice, then rats. Rats are better as they have more bone density which is important for the calcium content. A good variety of fruit is important to promote better shedding.
2276cc 2 years ago
His weight goes up and down a bit....he had just eaten two large rats and a good amount of fruit was fed the day before. He might go almost a week without eating again. He's not overweight though...not typically anyway...
2276cc 2 years ago
awesome vid and tegu and i applaud u for feeding the tegu thawed. even tho i no some snakes will only take live, ive nvr hurd of a tegu only taking live
reticulatedreptile 2 years ago
so B/W are more tame than a Red? and a Argentine is more tame than a Columbian? so IOW, a Argentine B/W Tegu is much more tame than a Red Columbian Tegu?
LordSovereign7 2 years ago
The reds are generally considered to be the tamest......but opinions vary.
2276cc 2 years ago
were they dead?
chiliechilie 2 years ago
Yes...I feed frozen-thawed. It's cheaper and easier, and I don't need to watch him kill something....I'm quite sure he could and would though. Feeding live food has also been shown to increase agressiveness as their prey-drive gets sharper.
2276cc 2 years ago
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ok good i was gonna flag u if they were live but i didnt lol
chiliechilie 2 years ago
rly? i would have favourited it if they were live
ChamLover97 2 years ago
same ^.^
wontonchewer 2 years ago
He looks abit over fed.
edde799 2 years ago
how often does he get meals like that?
amphibiman08 3 years ago
omg i sooo want one of those .
but it would eat my cat. xD + i already have three tanks ful of fish ,
a turtle , and twoo cats...
BUT I STILL WANT ONE D:
PxAndxR 3 years ago
i have 3 turtles:d
confusion9832 2 years ago
Lol "Go ahead Al"
-CHOMP! CHOMP! CHOMP!!-
Nacho773 3 years ago
how is a tegu's temperment?
SGSacaindo916 3 years ago
He's pretty mellow actually. He's not handled as often as he should be, but he's never acted agressively. Each one is an individual though.
2276cc 3 years ago
Why do you use gloves then?
KrypticGuy666 2 years ago
Claws! I'm not worried about him biting, but his claws are razor sharp....if they just graze you, you'll have a nice scratch on your arm.
2276cc 2 years ago
Argentine black and white tegu's are more docile
AznVerse 2 years ago
Actually, most experts say that the reds are the most docile....and Al is REALLY docile...
2276cc 2 years ago
Why do you wear gloves I dont with me tegu?
blueking21 3 years ago
Sharp claws....I probably should trim them, but no time for that. He's totally tame, so that's not the issue...just don't want my arms all scratched up if he flinches. It happens anyway, but the gloves minimize it when moving him around.
2276cc 3 years ago
Main reasons:
Frozen thawed are much easier, cheaper and less messy. Those reasons aside, they also present no risk to your pet. An angry/injured rat can cause serious injury to your reptile, and have even killed reptiles. My response question would be, "Why do you want to feed LIVE"?
2276cc 3 years ago
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well to a tegu, a pinky rat that can barely walk isnt going to do a thing to your tegu. live has more protien and its more natural. if you feed live, the lizard is more likely to eat the food than pre killed (i know people who feed frozen and can have troubles getting them to eat). the lizard, especially snakes will be more fit because using alot of its strength at once to kill its food. if you dont like to see animals killed then go with pre killed, but anything else live is better IMHO.
therockeronner 3 years ago
therockeronner
Pretty much everything you said there is wrong. Freezing is a common practice in the food industry for preserving nutrients and doesn't affect protein at all. Wild monitors and lizards feed primarily and preferably on carrion (dead carcasses), so pre-killed is actually more natural for them. Also, claiming that a lizard requires ten seconds of chasing live prey to get enough exercise is absurd.
trykozko 3 years ago
alright i said that 3 months ago.... ive switched to frozen. i know it would benifit from the exersize but really it doesnt even need to be strong in any way....sorry i was wrong, ok?
therockeronner 3 years ago
I agree with you completely. Tegus seem to become food aggressive (as I can see in your vid, he goes nuts over those rats). Any sort of movement (such as a hand) that could resemble a live rat would result in being bitten. Hell, this even applies to Leopard geckos and Beardies. Sometimes mine thing my fingers resemble worms I feed them and they chase them expecting to get food out of them.
cheshirecat14 3 years ago
it depends on how you handle and raise the lizard. tegus are not really that aggresive when it comes to food. at least not the ones ive seen, the one at the pet store i worked at i could go into his cage and pull a rat out of his mouth lol, even though iwouldnt do that lol, but it really does depend on the upbringing of the animal, they are as tame as you make em, laot of work helps lol
littlebrittle18 2 years ago
my auntie got a tegu from reptile room cleveleys and the last owner dropped it so its abit more vicious now lol
YuTuBe207 3 years ago
wow nice video man! I love your Tegu, also glad to see that they are still prekilled feeder lol.
BEN3233 3 years ago 2
Oh, absolutely. There is NO reason to feed live unless an animal simply won't take frozen thawed.
2276cc 3 years ago
I think with work and patience, any reptile will take either Freshly Killed or Frozen Thawed :) Nice to finally see someone who knows what they're doing.
cheshirecat14 3 years ago
another rare vid on prekilled feeding
lawlsueme 3 years ago 2
thats a nice red mines still a yearling are you wearing the gloves cause he is agressive ?
vengeanceiwa 3 years ago
He is just a year old now, too. About 32 inches long. No, not wearing the gloves becaues he is aggressive....just has huge sharp claws! Hehe.
2276cc 3 years ago
i got a red and a black amongst my collection both are a little under a foot nowe they are about 5 months old
vengeanceiwa 3 years ago