Re: Iguana's broken tail

Posted by Jeff- NIAD of Florida on March 24, 2000 at 20:06:22:

In Reply to: Iguana's broken tail posted by DamonR on March 24, 2000 at 18:30:27:

Yes, you need to remove the broken tail section. I would use a very sharp clean pair of scissors. The tail end will heal quickly, but the regrowth will take a long time and never look as nice as the original.

I would also keep an eye on your iguana for possible bruising from the fall and injuries not showing up for a day or two.

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