Be careful...... More

Posted by JohnT on March 15, 2001 at 14:18:41:

In Reply to: Iguanas with beardies or camellions? posted by CoNStAbLe on March 15, 2001 at 14:00:30:

Constable, many on this forum have iguanas that live together, but there is always some risk, as you have already found out. In truth, iguanas are solitary animals, and the best way to house them is alone. You can never tell which two iguanas are compatible, and ones that have lived together for long periods of time often end up attacking each other. Any other smaller lizard housed with your iguana is not a good idea, and is at great risk. As to beardies, XTA on this forum has experience with beardies and iguanas together, as do many others. At any rate, alone is best.

Best regards,

John

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: Constable, many on this forum have iguanas that live together, but there is always some risk, as you have already found out. In truth, iguanas are solitary animals, and the best way to house them is alone. You can never tell which two iguanas are compatible, and ones that have lived together for long periods of time often end up attacking each other. Any other smaller lizard housed with your iguana is not a good idea, and is at great risk. As to beardies, XTA on this forum has experience with beardies and iguanas together, as do many others. At any rate, alone is best. : Best regards, : John

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