Re: Dehydrated Iguana ??

Posted by filthy on September 06, 1999 at 07:14:13:

In Reply to: Dehydrated Iguana ?? posted by Mark on September 06, 1999 at 03:38:29:

: My iguana doesn't drink much water, I have to force it down her.
: The spines on her back are curling and brittle. Does anyone know if this is a sign of dehydration?

I was worried about this when My daughter brought G. G. home. So, every morning he gets a to soak in the bathtub for a half hour or so. It's worked out good - he's hydrated and he takes his morning dump at the same time.

He still doesn't seem to drink much but is healthy and I no longer worry about it.

Luck,

filthy

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: : My iguana doesn't drink much water, I have to force it down her. : : The spines on her back are curling and brittle. Does anyone know if this is a sign of dehydration? : I was worried about this when My daughter brought G. G. home. So, every morning he gets a to soak in the bathtub for a half hour or so. It's worked out good - he's hydrated and he takes his morning dump at the same time. : He still doesn't seem to drink much but is healthy and I no longer worry about it. : Luck, : filthy

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