Re: How smart are iguanas?

Posted by Kitty on July 19, 1999 at 19:28:30:

In Reply to: How smart are iguanas? posted by Ziggy's Mom on July 19, 1999 at 18:01:01:

: I just adopted Ziggy 8 days ago and he is 7 years old. When I handle him I see he is watching me but I get a sense that he is smarter than I give him credit for. Does anyone know how smart they really are? Somewhere I read that they can be "potty trained"? If true, that is pretty sophisticated.

: Anyway, Ziggy is doing great and my son loves to play with him. I am glad we got him as an addition to our home.

Heelo Ziggy's Mom! First of all, congratulations on your ig and on behalf of iguana lovers everywhere, thank you for adopting Ziggy.
Iguanas are VERY smart. I've heard of iguanas whacking the base of a tree to get fruit to fall, or breaking out their house frequently then knocking to be let back in. And they most certainly can be potty trained! I'm still working on mine, but at least he doesn't poop in his food dish any more..

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: : I just adopted Ziggy 8 days ago and he is 7 years old. When I handle him I see he is watching me but I get a sense that he is smarter than I give him credit for. Does anyone know how smart they really are? Somewhere I read that they can be "potty trained"? If true, that is pretty sophisticated. : : Anyway, Ziggy is doing great and my son loves to play with him. I am glad we got him as an addition to our home. : Heelo Ziggy's Mom! First of all, congratulations on your ig and on behalf of iguana lovers everywhere, thank you for adopting Ziggy. : Iguanas are VERY smart. I've heard of iguanas whacking the base of a tree to get fruit to fall, or breaking out their house frequently then knocking to be let back in. And they most certainly can be potty trained! I'm still working on mine, but at least he doesn't poop in his food dish any more..

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