Re: Iguanas are full of surprises...

Posted by suzi on September 02, 1999 at 00:03:33:

In Reply to: Iguanas are full of surprises... posted by Kitty on September 01, 1999 at 23:46:32:

: reptiles can survive at low temps, for a period of time (don't ask, I don't know what "short" is!) They somply can't be maintained at low temps. While I'm sire if it was snowing, survival prognosis would be zilch, at those twmps there's a good chance. Tell your friend to look for warm spots, rocks,artificial heat sources, where Slippy will be basking.

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