A) Argentine Black and White Tegu B) Blue Tegu C) Gold Tegu D) Red Tegu
A) Completely red coloration B) Small size and green scales C) Black and white patterned scales D) Blue tongue
A) Larger jowls and femoral pores in males B) Only females have dewlaps C) Females are generally larger D) Males have brighter colors
A) South America B) Australia C) Africa D) North America
A) Black and white B) Reddish-orange C) Green D) Blue
A) Smaller B) More aggressive C) Less intelligent D) More docile
A) Black and white stripes B) Red and brown spots C) Solid green D) Predominantly gold or yellow
A) Captivity (bred for color) B) Wild Mexico C) Wild Brazil D) Wild Argentina
A) Argentine Black and White Tegu B) Giant Tegu C) Red Tegu D) Colombian Tegu
A) Bright red coloration B) Brownish or olive coloration C) Blue scales D) Distinct black and white bands
A) Brighter in color B) More skittish C) Larger D) More docile
A) Active during the day B) Hibernating C) Active during twilight D) Active at night
A) Strictly herbivorous (only plants) B) Strictly carnivorous (only meat) C) Omnivorous (insects, fruits, small animals) D) Only insects
A) Burmation (dormancy) B) Increased activity C) Migration D) Mating season
A) Tupinambis teguixin B) Tupinambis rufescens C) Salvator rufescens D) Salvator merianae
A) Tupinambis teguixin B) Salvator merianae C) Tupinambis quadrilineatus D) Salvator rufescens
A) Scent marking B) Defense C) Breathing D) Hearing
A) 15-20 years B) 25-30 years C) 2-5 years D) 5-10 years
A) Large, secure enclosure B) Wire mesh cage C) Open-top container D) Small glass tank
A) 40-50% B) 60-80% C) 90-100% D) 20-30%
A) Temperature regulation B) Color enhancement C) Humidity control D) Vitamin D3 synthesis
A) Reptile carpet B) Coco coir C) Topsoil D) Cypress mulch
A) Poisonous skin B) Venomous bite C) Electric shock D) Strong bite
A) Colombian Tegu B) Red Tegu C) Gold Tegu D) Argentine Black and White Tegu (with proper research)
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Every other day D) Daily
A) Feather plucking B) Fin rot C) Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) D) Scale shedding
A) 1-2 feet B) 3-4.5 feet C) 5-6 feet D) 6 inches
A) Ignore it and hope it starts eating again B) Lower the enclosure temperature C) Force-feed the tegu D) Consult a veterinarian |