RareDragonkeeper
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Other than the color is there any difference with care requirements, temperament, average size or bulld, shedding tips etc.
I think Argentines have a reputation for a slightly better temperament. Reds like a little more fruit in their diet and also are known for having the most frequent shedding issues/ highest humidity requirements. Also Reds get a little larger Jowels than BWs (blues have the smallest)s
Hm I wouldn't have known all of that at without asking, I'd heard from some source that I can't recall that the reds suffer from obesity more commonly. Not sure how true that is of course.
There's a particularly famous red *ahem* who has weight issues. But I have not read or heard anywhere that they are any more or less susceptible to obesity than B&Ws or blues. To me obesity is one of the easiest "health issues" (I consider it more of a "keeper issue" - not really the fault of the animal or its genetics) to control so I wouldn't worry too much about it.
There's a particularly famous red *ahem* who has weight issues. But I have not read or heard anywhere that they are any more or less susceptible to obesity than B&Ws or blues. To me obesity is one of the easiest "health issues" (I consider it more of a "keeper issue" - not really the fault of the animal or its genetics) to control so I wouldn't worry too much about it.
Yep, their hip bones, pelvic girdle.My tegus are eating every 2 days now.... not every other day. I'm kind of tapping my fingers, waiting for them to show up. Except for the stuck tail sheds, they seem healthy, and maybe on the plump side. Sacrum is skeletal structure, right?
Yep, their hip bones, pelvic girdle.