Indoor Tegu Enclosure Walkthrough

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Uploaded by on Mar 22, 2009

Going more into detail on my yearling 1.1 Tupinambis merianae enclosure. I added some features compared to the last video I made. This is how I keep mine indoors. Come summer I will make another video of their outdoor enclosure.

This is suitable for my yearlings but I will eventually have to upgrade to a larger indoor enclosure. The next size will be an 8x4x3 ft (LxWxH). The outdoor enclosure will be 10x10 ft.
This species requires a lot of room so make sure you can provide that before purchasing!

I would just like to point out that most people do not use Mercury Vapor bulbs and fluorescents simultaneously. If done improperly you risk having your reptile exposed to too much UVB. I have a Solarmeter 6.2 and can properly measure the outputs. If you're going to use a fluorescent, I advise using regular halogens or spot bulbs to provide the heat. Do the research and learn what's best for you and your herps!

Please visit www.tegutalk.com to learn more great information!

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  • your a good man i can tell you take very good care of your reptiles, ty for taking care of beautiful tegu's

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  • Those Tegus are chillin in that cage. Beautiful set up! Great info too. I subbed. Check out my channel and raffles.

    Dave from Davidsfinegeckos

  • hola ¿como hago para que mi lagarto overo no inverne ? que cosas me hacen falta alguien me puede alludar gracias

  • @FENCELIZARDMAN It was from boamaster

  • @wart147 agreed. very good care. lucky tegus :]

  • what are you going to do when they get to big for this setup? it looks like you put a lot of time into it.

  • wheres your night time heating? theres no ceramic heater or tubular heater.,......

  • was that a custome made enclosure

  • thats an amazing setup!

  • @Cora452 this is actually his temperary setup two tegus need a 10 feet by 10 feet enclosure for one tegu this would be the absolute minimum for a tegu. The cage is about 300 and you need a 110-115 degree basking temp, it doesnt suck to clean a big cage just time consuming i currently have this exact cage for my tegu

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