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Uploaded by on Nov 18, 2010

My pet lizard, Chaco, the Chacoan Giant Tegu, proving the intellegence of these animals is more than originally thought.
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  • GREAT job. It's awesome to see someone such as yourself take herp keeping to the next level! You should look into govt'. funding, hell they have grants for just about everything else out there nowadays. I enjoy your clips, as well as your knowledge on herps(ie. your answer to@ TOOL11212) KEEP THEM COMING!! thanks.

  • @monkeyfinger6 Thank you very much! Im also working on training some of the mice/rats I work with the run mazes for a video on feeder ethics Ill end up making eventually

  • wow that tegu is a credit to you :D when i finally get back into lizards its deffo a tegu i'll get. most likley and argie black and white. amazing vid you are one of the best reptile youtubers imo.

  • @snakeboi1994 Thank you very much!

  • suuuuch a good looking lizard, and a good looking setup AND effort yowards training him :) you are one of my favorite reptile peoples on yt.

  • @debbi3d Thanks. I brought this video into my psychology teacher and she was also impressed. I really am interested in seeing what these animals are capable of!

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  • how did you get him bite the ball the first day you started to train him did you scent it with food or something like that

  • Thats neat that you target train your lizard! I teach my lizards their name,so if they cant see me I can I can still call them and they will come to me,I have lots of videos

  • Hi, what species are known for being affectionate? I've only had an Eastern Collard and he was very affectionate and would come when I called him. I tried to post a video response of him here, but I don't know if it worked or not.

  • Thats awsome. I just bought my first tegu she is a 1 yr old female red argentine. i hope she trains easily.

  • Great vid and he's a big boy.Beautiful tegu man.

  • Hell of a job steve

  • Very interesting, I've never seen this before, but I don't keep lizard species either, so go figure, but very cool!!!

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