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Sara J GwerderU.S.
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I can answer questions about the best types of lighting and heating sources. I also am very knowledgeable of metabolic bone disease, foods of which to comprise a balanced diet, growth rates, personality and decoding of iguana body language. I cannot provide any medical diagnoses, but can instruct you on the best home care in addition to a veterinarian's instructions. I can recommend when to seek professional medical advice. | |
DianeU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/12/2009 |
I am well versed in all aspects of the care and keeping of green iguanas. This includes all husbandry issues pertaining to the Green Iguana. I am not a vet so I cannot answer medical questions, other than ideas for normal supplementation, removing stuck shed, dropped tail and mites and other general health questions |
Alyssa, In the wild, iguanas mate towards the end of "summer" (wet season); this is also the time period in which iguanas who previously lived together compatibly may start showing signs of incompatibility
Leticia, I cannot say what this condition is with certainty, but I can only try to advise you as to what to do. I would say that the brittle and hard coating on the skin is typical of a fungal infection
Jay, I have given some thought to your question and I think there are some things you need to realize about both of your propositions here: First - Traveling with an iguana in tow- My initial
Dylan, To be honest with you, broken toes are very common and happen to a large number of iguanas. I have had several of mine break toes in the past as well. I do not take them to the vet for that because
Dear Leticia, Also, please consider this condition, which may be very serious, so if this sounds like what your iguana has, then you need to take him to a vet. Dry gangrene in iguanas is a condition

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