Anery Snowmaker Tegu

Description

Anery Snowmaker Tegu is a color variation of the Tegu lizard (Salvator sp.). It is distinguished by being an anerythristic morph (lacking red pigmentation) and having a snow white or very pale colour. The “Snowmaker” portion of the name most likely alludes to the tegu’s dazzling white look.

Anery Snowmaker Tegu for sale have a primarily white or cream-colored body with varied patterns and markings. They may have darker or brighter spots, stripes, or blotches on their scales, giving them a distinct and visually appealing appearance.

Anery Snowmaker Tegus, like all other Tegus, require a large cage with adequate heating, lighting, and humidity levels. Because they are omnivorous, their food should include a range of insects, small mammals, fruits, vegetables, and other plant things. A balanced diet is vital for their general health and well-being.

It’s crucial to note that Tegus, even specific morphs like the Anery Snowmaker Tegu, have specific care requirements and can grow to be rather large. They require competent reptile caretakers who can meet their needs and provide proper husbandry. Additionally, be aware of any local regulations or restrictions on the possession of tegus, as they may be subject to laws in certain locations. It is critical to get any reptile from reliable breeders who prioritize the health and welfare of the animals.

WE HAVE ANERY SNOWMAKER TEGUS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Salvator merianae X Salvator rufescens
• Captive Bred
• Approximately 26 Inches In Length
• Adults Will Average In Sizes Around 3-4 Feet In Length
• Babies Are Feeding On Crickets, Super Worms, Horn Worms, And Roaches. Also Including Cut Up Gizzards, And A Bit Of Ground Turkey

FUN FACTS!

• Tegus Can Be Naturally Found All Throughout South America Ranging From Argentina, To Paraguay And Their Neighboring Countries
• These Are Anery 50% Blue, 50% Red And Possible Het Snow
• With Proper Care These Tegus Can Live 20 – 25 Years In Captivity
• Living In Forest Edge Savannahs, And Rain Forests In South America These Tegus Thrive Off Of Hot Humid Temperatures
• These Reptiles Are Diurnal Hunters Staying Active During The Day And Sleeping In Burrows At Night