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Posted by Steve on January 16, 2001 at 06:43:53:

In Reply to: open mouth.... posted by Harry's Dad on January 16, 2001 at 03:42:22:

Hi Cosmos, Agree that the open mouth could be due to regulation of temp

micke nielson has a good reptile site with Iguana Section in sweden

You can reach him on

http://home.swipnet.se/reptilen/

Hope it all goes well for you

Steve www.IguanaAnswers.co.uk

: The open mouth maybe just your iguana regulating his body temperature. Iguana's regulate by extending their dewlap and by opening their mouth.

: There's someone else from Sweden that use to post on the iguana forum, I'll have to look up his name and post it later. You may be close enough to him that he'd be able to help you.

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