Re: Drift Wood

Posted by Lola and Harry's Mom on August 28, 1999 at 07:43:26:

In Reply to: speaking of cages posted by iZ on August 27, 1999 at 15:31:30:

We are fortunate enough to live within driving range of the Atlantic Ocean and many brakish (sp?) rivers. We go drift wood hunting a couple of times a year. True, most drift wood is slippery, but we have found pieces that are pitted and make wonderful climbing limbs for our ig kids. Of course these pieces aren't as "pretty" as the slippery kind, so you probably won't see them being sold by anyone. The slippery pieces need to be sanded and/or roughed up so that the iguana can get a grip on the wood.

Sue2

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: We are fortunate enough to live within driving range of the Atlantic Ocean and many brakish (sp?) rivers. We go drift wood hunting a couple of times a year. True, most drift wood is slippery, but we have found pieces that are pitted and make wonderful climbing limbs for our ig kids. Of course these pieces aren't as "pretty" as the slippery kind, so you probably won't see them being sold by anyone. The slippery pieces need to be sanded and/or roughed up so that the iguana can get a grip on the wood. : Sue2

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