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Posted by kev on July 01, 1999 at 11:21:38:
In Reply to: Re: Answer... posted by Traci on July 01, 1999 at 10:53:22:
: It's a shame there's so much inbreeding required to produce the fancier animals... but they are gorgeous.
: Have they determined any specific medical problems with this? Or are there just not enough people interested in breeding albino iguanas for them to be able to study it?
: What do those sell for, by the way?
thousands... there arent many in the world and i believe there to only be up to 4 right now total.
i could be a little off tho. Lots of people are interested in breeding them but there high price tag along with the fact that igs really do need natural sunlight makes them hard for even commercial breeders to deal with... no one wants to lose a $10 thousand dollar lizard.
kev
