Re: Shedding colors

Posted by Kati on August 20, 1998 at 14:53:37:

In Reply to: Shedding colors posted by Kitty on August 20, 1998 at 13:15:55:

: My iglet just shed skin of his head and now it's a brilliant turquoise color. Last time he was shedding, his skin stayed the same color that it was before. I also read that Kabocha squash (which is the kind I'm feeding him) makes iguanas develop turquoise stripes. Is this true? Could the squash have contributed to this turquoise color? Thank you all!

: >^..^<

The turqouise or aqua color on the juvenile iguana is very common. You'll see alot of color changes in the first year or so.

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