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Posted by * IGUANA JOE * on April 27, 2000 at 18:05:57:

In Reply to: wondering, what type of ig in mexico? more... posted by pyro on April 26, 2000 at 23:50:02:

: A friend went to Mexico and gave me a couple of pics of some wild igs she saw down there. Im guessing that the large one (a male?) Is a black spiny tailed ig. He was approx 4 ft long. He looked close to a green ig, but was dark-light grey, with some light orange around his head and neck, and his dewlap was strange, not very prominenet, and his tail was all spikey! Also his spikes on his back were very light colored except for where there were stripes. Now the other igs are the ones I would like some help with. They were bout half the size of the male, seemed to be missing all spikes down their backs, and their black stripes were not like any igs Id seen before. The stripes were very thick and the thickness stayed the same around their whole body and the spacings were very even. (there were 4 stripes from neck to their legs) What types of igs could these be? Im just curious, but any info or links would be appreciated! Thank you, and sorry this is so long!




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