Is it possible to give a tegu too much calcium? I am starting to worry that this may be the case with Zeke. Earlier, as I was feeding him, he went to the bathroom. He was really straining to go, like he was literally shaking he was trying to go poop so bad. Finally he passed a stool; the brown stuff which was runny, and a big calcium ball about the size of a grape, just a little more elongated. The calcium was rock hard. I'm assuming this is calcium (the white/yellow part of the poo). The calcium I use is Repashy Calcium Plus. I use this for my crested geckos and leopard geckos and have never had this problem before. Is this not appropriate to use with tegus? I dust his food at every feeding, which is what I do for all my other animals as well. My mom suggested that maybe I was using too much calcium. His diet consists mostly of raw meat, though I know he should eat more insects. Zeke just doesn't show any interest in them (I just tried crickets today). I think I'm going to have to try to hide them in the meat that I give him, because that's the only way he will eat them. I'm unsure of his age, but he's a little bigger than an adult bearded dragon, if that helps. Could this also be caused by the temperature of his cage? Right now, as detected by a temperature gun, it says his basking spot is in the high 90's to low 100's. (His basking spot is on a log, and the temperature increases the higher the log gets to the top of the cage, which is where the heat lamp is). So, what do you guys think? Am I giving too much calcium? Should I stop using what I'm currently using? Are my temperatures off? Or is it something else completely? Thanks for your input!