Baby Pink Panther Tegu

Description

Pink Panther Tegu for sale is a color variation or morph of the Tegu lizard (Salvator sp.). It is distinguished by a distinct pink or rose colour, which lends it its name.

Baby Pink Panther Tegu’s scales are often pink or rosy in color, ranging from light pink to deeper tones of rose. Individuals may differ in the strength of the pink hue and the specific pattern. Some Pink Panther Tegus are solid pink or rosy in color, while others are a mix of pink and other colors, such as white or gray.

Baby Pink Panther Tegu for sale, like all Tegus, require a large container with adequate heating, lighting, and humidity levels. They are omnivorous, which means they eat a range of insects, small mammals, fruits, vegetables, and other plant debris. A balanced diet is essential for their general health and well-being.

It’s important to note that Tegus, including specific morphs like the Pink Panther Tegu, have unique care requirements and can grow to be quite large. They require knowledgeable reptile caretakers who can provide appropriate habitat, diet, and care. Furthermore, be aware of any local regulations or restrictions on tegu ownership, as they may be subject to laws in some locations. It is critical to purchase any reptile from trustworthy breeders who prioritize the animals’ health and welfare.

WE HAVE BABY PINK PANTHER TEGUS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Salvator sp.(merianea x rufescens)
• Captive Bred
• Males And Females Available
• Approximately 10 – 14 Inches
• Adults Growing On Average To 3 – 4 Feet In Length 
• Feeding on Crickets, Worms, Cut Up Chicken Gizzards And Ground Turkey With Vitamin Supplements 

FUN FACTS!

• This Tegu Is 75% Red, 25% Blue, And 66% Poss. Het Albino
• These Have An Awesome Array Of Patterns And Colors Coming Out Of The Egg
• These Bloodlines Naturally Occurring Out Of South America Ranging From Argentina, Paraguay, And Brazil
• These Make Excellent Pets And Will Become Puppy Dog Tame With Proper Care And Handling
• For Babies We Recommend A 20 Gallon Tank With Plenty Of Heat And UVB Lighting 
• With Proper Care These Tegus Can Live 20 – 25 Years Or More In Captivity