not a chance in hell..... those 2 spec. hardly go along......(more)

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Posted by IGUANA JOE on February 28, 2001 at 12:01:25:

In Reply to: Different Species Breeding posted by Tmom on February 27, 2001 at 19:57:27:

Cycluras and green igs hardly go along, and when 2 tolerate each other, it's not the norm.

Also, it is rare for two different species of iguanas to interbreed. Cycluras would breed with other different cycluras (to an extent), but hardly, if ever, with iguanas, or even ctenosauras.

Go to the cycluras forum below and ask the pro's, but they'll probably tell you the same.

EVEN if the two copulated, it would be unlikely that the eggs got fertilized.

We'll see! :)

: Hello!
: I recently got an e-mail froma lady suspecting that her rhino iggy (F) has bred with her green ig(M), and thinks that she is going to lay eggs. Can these two speciea have offspring? She has not seen definate coupulation, so this is going to have to be a "wait and see" situation. But she doesn't want to care for the eggs if they aren't fertile.

: I have no Idea about this situation... SO, I am coming here to see if you guys can help.

: Thanks!

: -Tmom

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: : Cycluras and green igs hardly go along, and when 2 tolerate each other, it's not the norm. : Also, it is rare for two different species of iguanas to interbreed. Cycluras would breed with other different cycluras (to an extent), but hardly, if ever, with iguanas, or even ctenosauras. : Go to the cycluras forum below and ask the pro's, but they'll probably tell you the same. : EVEN if the two copulated, it would be unlikely that the eggs got fertilized. : We'll see! :) : : : Hello! : : I recently got an e-mail froma lady suspecting that her rhino iggy (F) has bred with her green ig(M), and thinks that she is going to lay eggs. Can these two speciea have offspring? She has not seen definate coupulation, so this is going to have to be a "wait and see" situation. But she doesn't want to care for the eggs if they aren't fertile. : : I have no Idea about this situation... SO, I am coming here to see if you guys can help. : : Thanks! : : -Tmom

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