Need Species Identification - Pic

Posted by Reptile Rescue on February 23, 2000 at 11:13:37:

We got in this weekend from the Toronto SPCA, what we were told by the vets there is a spiny-tailed black iguana.

He is severely underweight and about 1.5ft long. He is doing exceptionally well in foster care - chasing down the crickets and munching on the greens like there is no tomorrow. We know that spiny-tails do eat some protein, but it is good to see that he prefers his veggies.

I was just curious if anyone could give me an exact species identification for this little guy so I can pass this information onto potential adopters. Thanks!

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: We got in this weekend from the Toronto SPCA, what we were told by the vets there is a spiny-tailed black iguana. : He is severely underweight and about 1.5ft long. He is doing exceptionally well in foster care - chasing down the crickets and munching on the greens like there is no tomorrow. We know that spiny-tails do eat some protein, but it is good to see that he prefers his veggies. : I was just curious if anyone could give me an exact species identification for this little guy so I can pass this information onto potential adopters. Thanks!

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