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This was very helpful! By sniff I mean the tongue, because of the Jacobson’s organ. She never hisses at me, never tail whips me, and never shows any sign of aggression. She is incredibly sweet and kind. It’s kind of like you said - exploratory biting, preceded by a couple tongue flicks. It could...
I put calcium on everything she eats, and I use a multivitamin 2x a week. I haven't given whole prey just because it's a lot less convenient than what I'm giving her now, but I'm not opposed to trying that and I likely will soon. And i try to wash my hands before handling, but I could probably...
Maybe she's going into brumation? not sure what the climate is where you're from, but she may be refusing food because she is preparing for brumation and not because she's a picky eater. especially since her enclosure is outdoors and she is going to be feeling the temperature dropping each day...
Okay so I have a 2.5 month old female argentine black and white tegu. I've had her since she was a hatchling and I co-own her with my boyfriend. We currently feed her a variety of insects including superworms, hornworms, nightcrawlers, crickets, Dubias, etc. We also feed her fish occasionally...