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    Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Was going thru my head about my next couple of years and my plans for new critters and so forth.

    I plan on acquiring a Ferret eventually, as well as a Tegu.

    Now, here is my question.

    If I do have them both out, do you see it as being a problem???

    Ferrets are weasels, and lizards are a food source (infrequently, but yes), but Tegus are wayy too big.

    Any eniminity forseen???

    Just a thought provoking issue that I may not actually have happen, but.... would be interesting if anyone has any thoughts or experiences.
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Ferrets are carnivorous so a lizard might be a treat to him. I would just monitor them very closely. Someday I'd like to get some ferrets.

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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Heather as long as you don't let them run around loose together you should be O.K.. The ferret may be a threat to your tegu when he is young but once full grown I would be more worried for the safety of the ferret than the tegu.
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Quote Originally Posted by Gecko Den View Post
    Heather as long as you don't let them run around loose together you should be O.K.. The ferret may be a threat to your tegu when he is young but once full grown I would be more worried for the safety of the ferret than the tegu.
    I wonder how ferret sandwich taste .I think if you watch them closely you would have no problems
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Yea watch them closely and there shouldn't be a problem. I know that when I have my little fuzzbutt out, as long as I'm there to watch her, she doesn't get into much.
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Yeah, Sam, that is what I was thinking...

    I've already named the Tegu I don't even have. His name will be Bowser, or if its a She, KT for Koopa Troopa. (Lame, I know...)
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    LOL Heather! thats funny. are you goin B&W or red? or blue?

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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Just a warning, ferrets love to get into things, and one might find a way to open your reptiles cages
    - Matt

    Come here little guy. You're awfully cute and fluffy but unfortunately for you, you're made of meat

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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Quote Originally Posted by patthesnakeman View Post
    LOL Heather! thats funny. are you goin B&W or red? or blue?
    Probably B&W. Reds are cool too.

    I'm actually looking to rescue, so it really doesn't matter...

    unless in Anahiem I fall in love (which I might).........
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    Re: Ferrets and Lizards- Compatible???

    Quote Originally Posted by Beardedragon View Post
    Just a warning, ferrets love to get into things, and one might find a way to open your reptiles cages
    Yeah, I already got that covered
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