My Tegu eating a Dubia Roach

March 15th, 2008 Posted in Tegus
This is my young Argentine Black & White Tegu (Tupinambis merianae)named Faden eating his first Blaptica dubia Roach(Orange Spotted Cockroach). Enjoy!!

Also, most UVA bulbs do not provide UVB, so read the label carefully.

Duration: 00:03:33 Rating: View: 1,830
From: jerseytimebomb
Keywords: argentine, dubia, lizard, monitor, reptile, roach, tegu, teiu, teju, tupinambis

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