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chuckwalla help

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Anybody in here keep chuckwallas. I need some info on fattening them up any info would be great.
 
most chuckwallas commonly found in stores or shows are going to be either wc or ch. My best advice is soak them and get them hydrated, then take them to a vet for possible deworming. keep em hot and feed em alot after this and they should do fine.
 
Thanks Tim. :)

My favorite chuck breeder is Nick and Austin Dokai (Innovative Ectotherms) and they have a great care sheet for chuckwallas at http://innovativeectotherms.com/chuckwalla_care.html.

When I try to fatten my chucks up after they have laid eggs I use the mixed frozen and thawed vegetable bags and add extra green peas. I still feed their regular greens and put the thawed peas and veggies on top.
 
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