Re: keeping two iguanas together

Posted by cirsisue on August 17, 1999 at 10:49:54:

In Reply to: keeping two iguanas together posted by josh on August 16, 1999 at 15:31:36:

Good question but unforunately not an easy one to answer.Every ig is different as I'm sure you've already read here.I all depends on the igs,is one very dominant or are they both easy going,is one bigger,has one been there at the house longer and feels the house is his,,,etc,etc.There are igs that do well with others and then for they're own reasons change and don't want another ig around.It's a wait and see situation,so if you have two igs,be sure you have two cages .

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: : Good question but unforunately not an easy one to answer.Every ig is different as I'm sure you've already read here.I all depends on the igs,is one very dominant or are they both easy going,is one bigger,has one been there at the house longer and feels the house is his,,,etc,etc.There are igs that do well with others and then for they're own reasons change and don't want another ig around.It's a wait and see situation,so if you have two igs,be sure you have two cages .

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