While I agree...

Posted by Lisa on February 26, 2001 at 16:34:30:

In Reply to: Can an Iggy survive on its own in Florida PLEASE READ msg posted by Christy on February 26, 2001 at 10:52:26:

that this iguana probably came from irresponsible owners who let it go....I will say that the ig will probably survive just fine. They are (unfortunately) just so common down here...VERY common, and they seem to thrive in this humidity...even this time of yr--it's HOT!! I tried to take in one that apparently turned out to be a wild one a couple of months ago (a friend caught him thinking it was someones pet that escaped) and had to let him go just because he was so accustomed to being outside.
Lisa

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: that this iguana probably came from irresponsible owners who let it go....I will say that the ig will probably survive just fine. They are (unfortunately) just so common down here...VERY common, and they seem to thrive in this humidity...even this time of yr--it's HOT!! I tried to take in one that apparently turned out to be a wild one a couple of months ago (a friend caught him thinking it was someones pet that escaped) and had to let him go just because he was so accustomed to being outside. : Lisa

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