Re: Moving Iguanas

Posted by Ryan on November 03, 1999 at 21:38:13:

In Reply to: Moving Iguanas posted by Judy on November 03, 1999 at 20:56:24:

I moved three igs two snakes and two turtles from northern alberta to southern alberta I kept the ig's in a large dog carriers to keep them warm I used hot water bottles that were reheated at pit stops. I also bought a light that plugged into the cigarette lighter it would not give off enough heat for them to bask so I wrapped it in a towel and it did gave off enough heat to keep them warm. I would sugest that they be kept in the cab w/you if at all possible as the back of the trucks are usually is fairly cool.

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: I moved three igs two snakes and two turtles from northern alberta to southern alberta I kept the ig's in a large dog carriers to keep them warm I used hot water bottles that were reheated at pit stops. I also bought a light that plugged into the cigarette lighter it would not give off enough heat for them to bask so I wrapped it in a towel and it did gave off enough heat to keep them warm. I would sugest that they be kept in the cab w/you if at all possible as the back of the trucks are usually is fairly cool.

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