Re: Head Bobbing

Posted by * IGUANA JOE * on April 13, 2000 at 16:46:10:

In Reply to: Head Bobbing posted by Brooke on April 13, 2000 at 16:13:29:

in general, the bobbing means a sign of superiority, whether it is passive or aggressive, and an iguana should not be interfered with during a head bobbing most of the times.
Being wild animals, they can be quiet unpredictable, and me misunderstood (by us).
You can find yourself with a slap or bite, so be careful @ that!
just a thought.

: What does it mean? Also Charlie does this vibrating thing with his head! And when I start to rub him down by his butt, get stands very tall. It's very funny.
: Brooke

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: in general, the bobbing means a sign of superiority, whether it is passive or aggressive, and an iguana should not be interfered with during a head bobbing most of the times. : Being wild animals, they can be quiet unpredictable, and me misunderstood (by us). : You can find yourself with a slap or bite, so be careful @ that! : just a thought. : : : What does it mean? Also Charlie does this vibrating thing with his head! And when I start to rub him down by his butt, get stands very tall. It's very funny. : : Brooke

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