Captive bred?

Posted by Roman on November 13, 1998 at 18:50:29:

In Reply to: Re: I wont trust it posted by M.Eguro on November 13, 1998 at 15:53:00:

I would beg to differ, when iguanas are bred in their natural environment, in the wild in their native land, I would not call it "captive breeding". flukers and other companies farming iguanas in central america are claiming it is, but I don't see where the "captive" part comes in, except for tagging and digging up eggs. Just thought I'd pass along my opinion on the subject. if anyone has any different ideas on the subject, I'd like to hear them.

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