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07-May-08, 06:10 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Jan-08 Location: Central Coast nsw Age/Gender: 24  | | |
Just wondering at what age roughly is a blue tongue considered fully grown? Mine is 18 months old and still really small. He was underfed by his previous owner, and I am fattening him up now. At a rough guess he would be 20 to 25cm Snout to tip of tail. His pelvic bones are no longer visible. Is he too small? His current diet is a variety of fruit, veg, insects, reptile pellet food, wombaroo reptile supplement and he gets calcium supplements. Not sure of his sex, but I call him a he anyway! He has correct temps and gets UVA/UVB exposure. |
07-May-08, 11:13 PM
|  | Regular Member | Join Date: Jan-03 Location: Melbourne O>I>G>L Souly! | | | | He/She is probably a little on the small side but seeing as you have got his her bones to recede behind new flesh/muscle you are on the right track. Be careful not to push it the other way and make him/her obese. The U.V. exposure is very important as is a regulated supply of Calcium. Seems like you are on the right track but a few relevant pics would help us to help you. | |
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